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@sfchronicle SF City Hall reporter focused on Mayor Daniel Lurie. alum of @northbaynews @lasvegassun @dailycal. California grown 🏳️‍🌈
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'Havoc on the streets': New July 4 records show key SF official slammed Waymo

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By J.D. Morris Verified
| MSN Verified
J.D. Morris San Francisco's emergency management chief was exasperated on July 4 as stalled Waymo robotaxis snarled traffic in the chaotic aftermath of the Golden Gate Bridge fireworks show, newly released records reveal.
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Former president of S.F. Chinese Chamber of Commerce departs amid sexual harassment allegations

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By Ko Lyn Cheang Verified, J.D. Morris Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The former president of a powerful San Francisco Chinatown business organization decided Tuesday night not to stay on the board of directors amid infighting over an allegation of sexual misconduct and separate complaints from workers. Thirteen San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce board members had previously threatened to resign unless Donald Luu was permanently removed from the board and four current leaders resigned, in protest of how the organization responded to the allegations.
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Former president of S.F. Chinese Chamber of Commerce departs amid sexual harassment allegations

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By Ko Lyn Cheang Verified, J.D. Morris Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
The former president of a powerful San Francisco Chinatown business organization decided Tuesday night not to stay on the board of directors amid infighting over an allegation of sexual misconduct and separate complaints from workers. Thirteen San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce board members had previously threatened to resign unless Donald Luu was permanently removed from the board and four current leaders resigned, in protest of how the organization responded to the allegations.
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