Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting is the last before the gang takes a month-long recess. It's like the last day of school before summer! Only with less signing of yearbooks and more passing

Cell Phone radiation disclosures, vintage signage preservation, car share vehicles taking up street parking, a ballot measure for street improvement funds and a fight over formula retail pet stores in the Richmond. The

No Ed Lee cameos this week, but Pension Reform and the Charter Amendment that will allow the board to amend or repeal ballot measures both get a public hearing. And there's a tiny

Temporary Mayor Ed Lee will be joining us at 2 p.m. for his regularly scheduled appearance before the board tomorrow, so expect the usual round of softball questions to kick off the

After last week saw some tension rising between Supervisors Mirkarimi and Elsbernd, we're kind of excited to see if anyone gets punched in the throat at tomorrow's meeting. Elsbernd snubbing Mirkarimi on the

Tomorrow's agenda is deceptively long thanks to a slew of budget-related items (items 6-12) and Memorandums of Understanding between the City and various unions or professional associations (items 13-36). We wouldn't be surprised

It's that time of the month again. Time for our regular visit from Uncle Ed Lee who will discuss policy questions from supervisors in the odd numbered districts. With a few administrative items

Right back in to the swing of things after last week's recess, and we've got some looming unfinished business before the board: The results of CEQA's environmental study on Treasure Island are ready

Yikes, we've got 53 items on the agenda for tomorrow's Board of Supervisors meeting. That's about twice as many items as last week's meeting that clocked in at nearly five hours long after

Two things are back on the agenda for tomorrow's board meeting: The ban on unsolicited Yellow Pages and Temporary Mayor Ed Lee's monthly book report. Since we can hardly contain the wave of

We erroneously reported last week that Temporary Mayor Ed Lee would be appearing before the board tomorrow for his monthly round of softball. That is incorrect: the interim mayor will be at the

Last week's Board meeting was the most boring we've had with the new class (which says a lot, because: duh, most of them are boring), but this week's meeting has a few items