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A word to San Francisco’s newly elected supervisors, and the …
Though he hasn’t been sworn in yet, Dorsey has been a breath of fresh air, unafraid to call out progressive policies that have driven a once-great town into the ground with unchecked homelessness, crime, and drugs.
‘They all knew’ - Marina Times
Garret Doty is back in the Marina just weeks after a brutal attack on former fire commissioner Don Carmignani. When images of a transient trio allegedly involved in the brutal, near-fatal beating of former fire commissioner Don Carmignani began circulating on social media, I immediately recognized them.
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Marina Times - Friends with Community Benefits
Over a year ago, I broke the story of Department of Public Works boss Mohammed Nuru’s corruption, his romances with Mayor London Breed and Sandra Zuniga, and the way City Hall has ignored dirty politics for decades. Since then Nuru has been arrested, Zuniga has been charged with laundering money for Nuru, and the heads keep rolling.
New ownership for the Marina Times
The acquisition of the 36-year-old Marina Times was made public the same day that Street Media announced its purchase of The Village Voice in New York City, giving the expanding company anchors in Los Angeles, Orange County, New York, and San Francisco. “I think that there are certain communities that are special,” L.A. Weekly CEO …
Marina Times - Former Mayor Mark Farrell
The campaign was grassroots — his parents went door-to-door passing out flyers and stumped for him in grocery store parking lots. The hard work paid off, and he won the election.