When voters overwhelmingly approved Jessica’s Law in fall 2006, many assumed it would lock away predatory child molesters and rapists who had slipped through the cracks of existing law.
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A 2006 law intended to crack down on sex offenders has proved a bonanza for a small group of private psychologists and psychiatrists, 14 of whom billed California taxpayers last year for a half a million dollars or more each, a Times investigation found.
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For 24 years, Citizens Against Government Waste has exposed pork-barrel spenders and rallied tax critics.
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SAN FRANCISCO – The San Francisco Police Department on Friday
released dramatic notes from police dispatchers concerning the
Christmas Day tiger mauling that killed Carlos Sousa Jr., 17, and
seriously injured two men – revealing new details about the sequence
of events.
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In a sharp break from past practice, major charitable foundations
are initiating or strengthening efforts to harmonize the social and
environmental effect of their endowment investments with their
philanthropic goals.
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The director of the San Francisco Zoo said Thursday that he had
overstated the height of the sheer wall in the tiger grotto – and
that the tiger that killed a teenage visitor on Christmas Day may
have been able to escape over the walls.
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SAN FRANCISCO – The director of the San Francisco Zoo and the city’s police chief said today that they still don’t know how a tiger managed to escape its enclosure on Christmas Day, mauling one man to death and seriously injuring two others.
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A tiger escaped from its enclosure in the San Francisco Zoo on
Christmas Day, mauled one man to death and left two others seriously injured.
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