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San Francisco Mayor London Breed signed legislation January 18 mandating the City to enter into a Citywide Project Labor Agreement with the San Francisco Building Trades Council for Public Works or improvement [ ... ]
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Delegates to the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council unanimously endorsed Mayor London Breed for her re-election this November for San Francisco mayor. Ms. Breed was elected Mayor last [ ... ]
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The San Francisco Planning Commission held an informational hearing on the status of developer Maximus Real Estate Partner’s proposal for housing at the 16th Street BART Plaza at Mission and 16th Streets [ ... ]
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Transbay Transit Center Closed Until June
Feb. 1 – Curbed SF
BIG Plans for a Pair of Swoopy Towers Closer to Reality
Jan. 31 – SocketSite
Approved Dollar Store Development on the Market in the Mission
Jan. 31 –SocketSite
Macy’s Sells I. Magnin Building in SF’s Union Square for $250 Million
Jan. 31 – SF Chronicle
SF Mission’s Fourth 100-Percent Affordable Housing Project Breaks Ground
Jan. 30 – Mission Local
TraPac Completes $67m Expansion at Port of Oakland
Jan. 28 – Ship Technology
Oakland’s Plans for Gondola to New Stadium are More Than Pie-in-the-Sky
Jan. 27 – SF Chronicle
Divers to Inspect the Bottom of the Golden Gate Bridge for the First Time in 5 Years
Jan. 25 – SF Examiner
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Cal-OSHA just issued its report of my at-work injury. The inspector found a couple of violations but did not cite my company for giving us unsafe equipment. I think the machine that injured me is really dangerous, and I don’t want anyone else to be injured the way I was. But, after seeing that Cal-OSHA report, I’m not so sure it’s even worth the trouble. What should I do?
