Come Friday, San Franciscans must put on their clothes. A law banning public nudity in The City will go into effect after the U.S. District Court in San Francisco dismissed a challenge Tuesday. The case was filed last year by four nudists who said covering up violated their First Amendment rights to express their political views. However, the court disagreed. In a hearing earlier this month, the judge in the case said it takes more than disrobing in public to make a political statement. Read More