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San Francisco City Attorney and Attorneys General file suit challenging federal rollback of fuel economy standards

Lawsuit challenges final rule that will weaken vehicle efficiency, increase consumer costs, and exacerbate pollution

Lyft to pay $272.5 million settlement in driver misclassification lawsuit

San Francisco City Attorney Chiu, California Attorney General Bonta, City Attorneys of Los Angeles and San Diego, California Labor Commissioner, and private Plaintiffs secure historic settlement providing restitution for misclassified Lyft drivers

SF City Attorney sues Truth Social for enabling insider trading by selling early access to Trump posts

Truth API service monetizes nonpublic government information and facilitates unprecedented corruption

San Francisco challenges ‘public charge’ rule that targets immigrants

Immigration rule will create a wealth test for those seeking green cards or entry to the United States

City Attorney files lawsuit to stop Sea Cliff real estate fraud scheme

Defendants are attempting to steal a multi-million dollar home through a series of forged and fraudulent deed

Mayor Lurie Announces $5 Million for Upgrades at Alice Griffith Apartments, Part of Multi-Department Effort to Improve Living Conditions

Alongside Settlement Agreement Holding Property Owners Accountable for Deteriorating Conditions, City Provides Additional Funding to Support Residents; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Provide Safe, Affordable Homes for San Francisco Families

City Attorney reaches settlement to improve conditions at Alice Griffith

$9 million settlement holds the property owner accountable for deteriorating conditions and directs funding toward property improvements

Ninth Circuit protects billions in federal funding to cities and counties

Appeals court upholds order blocking unlawful conditions on federal housing and transportation grants

City Attorney lawsuit cracks down on hotel booking scam

City Attorney sues websites that spoof real hotels and charge egregious prices for hotel reservations

San Francisco, Santa Clara County, and broad coalition triumph in protecting Public Service Loan Forgiveness program

Court vacates U.S. Department of Education’s unlawful new rule that threatened bipartisan student debt relief program for Americans with careers in public service