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Here's how much money SF speed cameras could generate in fines
Soon, if you drive at least 11 miles over the speed limit in certain parts of San Francisco, you'll receive a ticket in the mail for $50 or more. Here's what the city will do with the fines they rake in.
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Does SF lack support for people in serious mental health crises?
Half of CA Muslim college students face discrimination: CAIR report
Bay Area lacks Black, Latino health care workers. $5M could help
Fremont bans long-term RV street parking
Bay Area prosecutors want to charge more fentanyl dealers with murder
SJ's plan to remove RVs with over 900 likely-occupied vehicles
SF launches new health campaign to encourage drug addiction treatment
Is this the last Macy's holiday tree lighting in SF's Union Square?
SJ small businesses get free security cameras with new pilot program
Persisting challenges with SF homelessness: Is the crackdown working?
Report finds lack of police efficiency leading to fewer arrests in CA
SF loosens permitting process but housing construction is slow
New barriers to deter sex work causing issues in SF neighborhood
SFPD debuts new drone to fight crime, alleviate staffing shortage
SFPD response times for small crimes still slow and may stay that way
Petaluma's reusable cup project ending successful pilot run
Incarcerated women get job training, clothes in Bay Area program
San Quentin prisoners cast their ballots in mock election
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