
Alex Mullaney
Neighborhood News Editor at The San Francisco Standard
Publisher and Founder at The Ingleside Light
San Francisco nostalgist. DM for Signal.
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2 weeks ago |
inglesidelight.com | Alex Mullaney
Kimberlee Messina, president of Spokane Falls Community College, has been selected by City College of San Francisco officials as the school's new chancellor. Board President Anita Martinez did not participate in today's deliberations. The college had announced Carlos Cortez, former head of the San Diego Community College District, as the college's new chancellor, but then did not vote him in. Messina's appointment will be formally voted on at the college board's June 26 meeting.
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1 month ago |
inglesidelight.com | Alex Mullaney
Stationed over a planter outside City College of San Francisco's almost-done Student Success Center, an 86-year-old statue is tightly wrapped in a blue tarpaulin like a present for the public. Work crews carefully installed the sculpture of two intertwined killer whales, or orcas, late last week, ending a 20-year saga that turned the iconic and nostalgia-inducing artwork into a symbol of neglect and mismanagement.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
sfstandard.com | Alex Mullaney
Rotating firehouse shutdowns, a reduced police force, fewer positions in violence prevention programs: Oakland departments are in jeopardy as the city faces a fiscal cliff, with few solvency-saving options. The budget administrator has tasked the Oakland City Council with slashing $115 million from its $2.2 billion spending plan by year's end.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
sfstandard.com | Alex Mullaney
San Francisco's troubled Sheriff's Department watchdog can't get a break. It just lost a board member and may soon lose its most important employee. In 2020, the Sheriff's Department Oversight Board was established by ballot initiative after a series of scandals involving allegations of inmate abuse and evidence mishandling.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
sfstandard.com | Alex Mullaney
A hot dog costs $10, or two for $15. On a good day, a vendor will sell a few dozen, bringing in $400-$600. The workers say they keep about half their daily sales; the remainder goes to the people who employ the vendors and provide instruction, digital payment systems, carts, stands, equipment, and the food itself. These hot dog "bosses," like management in other unregulated fields, occupy a strange niche: providing for the vendors but also, some workers say, stealing from them.
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