“As a building inspection commissioner, Murphy hosted a fundraiser for Lee’s mayoral campaign in 2011 at his home, after which Lee’s campaign returned seven contributions from Department of Building Inspection employees totaling $2,150. City law prohibits commissioners from soliciting city employees for campaign contributions.”
Mayor’s controversial pick for port approved [Chron]
“In 2011, skyrocketing pension costs prompted Lee to broker a “compromise” with labor unions. The result was the voter-approved Proposition C, which requires employees to contribute more toward their pensions when The City has to as well. Even with that measure, city pension costs will exceed $500 million next fiscal year.”
San Francisco pension costs rising [Ex]
“All LGBT seniors — housed and homeless — are invited to come testify about their housing issues. Whether they live in an SRO or a home that they own, whether they sleep in a shelter or a rent-controlled apartment, whether they’re in a subsidized unit or an illegal in-law, the subcommittee wants to hear from them about their concerns and needs.”
No golden years for LGBT seniors [SFBG]
“Basically, the city hasn’t implemented the program in terms of providing training for city staff.”
LGBT youth law, ignored [SFBG]
“America’s Cup organizers are being accused of balking on their pledge to pay union wages to about 120 workers hired to help with the event last year.” (second item)
Rough waters [Chron]
