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Stop us if you've heard this one before, but a key Public Utilities Commission vote for San Francisco's renewable energy program is finally set for Tuesday. Maybe. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In a debate between security and civil liberties, the San Francisco Police Department is considering scaling down its electronic surveillance requirements for establishments seeking liquor licenses, but privacy advocates at City Hall aren't satisfied yet. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

San Francisco Pride said Sunday that it welcomes a debate on its decision to revoke grand marshal status for the U.S. Army private who pleaded guilty to leaking classified documents, but only after the June 30 parade. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

San Francisco school Superintendent Richard Carranza returned this week from a trip to China where he toured schools, talked shop with education officials and took a side trip to the Great Wall. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A long-debated proposal to limit the number of bars around Polk Street will be delayed a little longer. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Two bills aimed at curbing gun violence in the wake of the Connecticut school massacre got one step closer to becoming law on Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Public nudity is officially banned in San Francisco, but that doesn't mean it's any easier to walk down the street without getting an eyeful of Wiener these days. Of course we're talking about Supervisor Scott Wiener, whose 6-foot-7 frame has recently graced two magazine covers and was the subject of a third lengthy profile - all in the span of about two weeks. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It's looking like the beat will go on for Outside Lands, as the Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee unanimously recommended Wednesday that the full board approve an eight-year permit extension for the popular music festival in Golden Gate Park. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]