Opinion

Editorials

Anti-growth measure now trailing in S.F.

The Associated Press
Saturday November 11, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — Days after the election, seemingly promising returns for Proposition L have taken a turn for the worse, but absentee and provisional ballots could spike the numbers for the city’s failing anti-growth measure. -more-


Seven child suspects charged with rape

By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff
Friday November 10, 2000

Mendocino County voters partially decriminalize marijuana

By Justin Pritchard Associated Press Writer
Thursday November 09, 2000

Schools, parks, pool bonds win vote

John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday November 08, 2000

Bond measures for schools, libraries a warm pool, parks maintenance and lighting took off at full speed from the moment the absentee ballots were written and continued full tilt until after 1 a.m. when 83 precincts reported their ballots. -more-


Gunmen take hostages at L.A. area Target

The Associated Press
Tuesday November 07, 2000

CULVER CITY — Three gunmen stormed a Target store Monday, took dozens of employees hostage, then tried to elude police by blending in with their victims in a 2 1/2-hour standoff. -more-


Internet dial-up fees to continue

The Associated Press
Monday November 06, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO – State utilities regulators have tentatively agreed to continue charging California’s leading phone companies more than $150 million per year for the Internet dial-up calls their customers make. -more-


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