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Tag Archives: gang injunctions
Morning Splash: State's Extra $6.6 Billion; Oakland Could Defund Gang Injunctions
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Jerry Brown recasts tax push, targeting California's 'wall of debt' (Sacramento Bee) With state revenues rising, Gov. Jerry Brown reframed his call for tax extensions Monday, saying they are still necessary to help the state whittle down an accumulated "wall … Continue reading
Listen to Jeff Adachi and John Russo Debate Gang Injunctions
Gang injunctions are a hot topic. The court hearing on Oakland's proposed Fruitvale injunction against 40 alleged members of the Norteños gang drags on; City Attorney John Russo is at odds over the plan with anti-injunction activists; and Mayor Jean … Continue reading
Blog Beat: Are Gang Injunctions Working in SF?; 5 Issues to Watch at Oakland City Council Meeting
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The Snitch asks: Are gang injunctions working in San Francisco? From Oakland Local: 5 issues to watch at tonight's Oakland City Council meeting If you haven't heard yet: Start lining up for Britney Spears' Castro concert at 9 a.m. on … Continue reading
Morning Splash: Gang Injunction Supporters Speak Out; Return of Matt Gonzalez; Snow?
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Supporters of Oakland gang injunctions speak out at City Council committee hearing (Oakland Tribune) With a judge's decision looming in the proposed Fruitvale district gang injunction, more than 100 people packed the City Council's public safety committee meeting Tuesday in … Continue reading
Morning Splash: Prop 8, Gang Injunctions, Pot Raids, SF School Choice, Borders Store Closings
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California high court to rule on key Prop. 8 issue (SF Chronicle) The California Supreme Court has rejoined the battle over same-sex marriage, agreeing to decide the crucial question of whether sponsors of an initiative can defend it in court … Continue reading
Morning Splash: New Dog Restrictions in GGNRA Proposal, Oakland to Study Gang Injunctions
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Federal plan would ban, leash dogs in many parks (SF Chronicle) Dog owners in the Bay Area will get their chance Friday to chew over a voluminous management plan for man's best friend on Golden Gate National Recreation Area land … Continue reading

