“All of these cases will turn on the same factual evidence as to whether Lyft adequately addressed the ongoing sexual assault problem posed by sexual predators while driving for Lyft,” Freeman said in a ruling issued Friday. The evidence of the company’s hiring practices, monitoring of rides and treatment of drivers accused of assault will be similar in every case, he said. … [Read more...] about Judge orders all California sexual assault suits against Lyft to be heard in SF
Bay Area city makes list of hottest cities for millennials looking to buy homes
But the rate fell about 4.5 percent over the next 10 years, pushing it down to 42th in SmartAsset’s ranking. Still, the Sacramento suburb’s 58.8 percent millennial homeownership rate remains one the highest in the country, trailing overall leader Peoria, Ariz., by less than two percentage points. … [Read more...] about Bay Area city makes list of hottest cities for millennials looking to buy homes
‘I Like Bernie’ hashtag trends after Clinton criticizes Sanders
— Clark Feels The Bern (@Clarknt67) January 21, 2020Imagine being so disliked by millions to the point of losing to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSenate Republicans muscle through rules for Trump trial Collins breaks with GOP on attempt to change impeachment rules resolution Roberts admonishes House managers, Trump lawyers after heated exchange MORE yet still having the hubris to say someone else is "unlikable". Hillary Clinton is shockingly tone deaf and still playing victim 4 years later. She will never go away. #ILikeBernie … [Read more...] about ‘I Like Bernie’ hashtag trends after Clinton criticizes Sanders
Assault suspect extradited to SF without change in city’s sanctuary policy
Several supervisors expressed concern that, despite being narrowly written, the ordinance could have served to weaken the city’s sanctuary policy, which is intended to ensure that immigrant communities can cooperate with law enforcement without fearing deportation. … [Read more...] about Assault suspect extradited to SF without change in city’s sanctuary policy
Supes appear set to relax sanctuary law for accused rapist, but doubts persist
The ordinance was passed by the board’s Rules Committee on Wednesday and is set for a vote by the full Board of Supervisors on Tuesday. It would allow the San Francisco district attorney’s office to notify the Department of Homeland Security in the event that the suspect, Ben Azaza, posts bail, gets acquitted or is let go if no probable cause is found to continue his prosecution. … [Read more...] about Supes appear set to relax sanctuary law for accused rapist, but doubts persist
