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SubscribeReset Voter Poll Shows Overwhelming Opposition to Amending Care Not Cash Reforms
After a contentious campaign in 2002, the Care Not Cash reforms of homeless services were approved by nearly 60% of San Francisco voters.
According to an online poll of San Francisco voters taken by Reset San Francisco, these reforms are only more popular today.
San Francisco Library: expanding technology to meet needs of San Franciscans
We may not always consider libraries to be beacons of Web 2.0 engagement and technological tools, but the San Francisco Public Library is trying to change that perception.
How do I file a whistleblower complaint?
Reset Rating: B- (9.5 out of 15)
By: Katie Short
Link: http://www.sfcontroller.org/index.aspx?page=31
What is whistleblowing? Not just for the IRS...
How do I file a complaint about MUNI online?
Reset Rating: C+ (9 out of 15)
By: Katie Short
Link: http://crmproxy.sfgov.org/Ef3/General.jsp?form=SSP_MUNI_MTA_Feedback&page=SSP_Page_MUNIEmailEnter
Climb Half Way to Stars Resumes Today
Last week, we brought you breaking news of MUNI off the rails.
But this morning, there is good news.
After a six-month rehabilitation, the California Cable Car line is back in the slot and climbing half way to the stars.
This Week's MUNI Musician
Check out this week's MUNI musician. Who's your favorite MUNI musician? Tell us at info@resetsanfrancisco.org!
Bernal Bucks
From Washington D.C. to Sacramento, governments at all levels are searching for new and innovative ways to boost the federal, state and local economies.
Sign the Petition to Protect Care Not Cash
A Step in the Wrong Direction
By: Phil Ting
The recent move by five supervisors to essentially gut the city’s successful Care Not Cash program is a giant step in the wrong direction and in my view San Franciscans should not support it.
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