City Attorney Dennis Herrera called on R.J. Reynolds tobacco company Monday to stop using “the cool reputation of San Francisco’s Haight neighborhood” to sell their deadly products. Bay Area NewsDennis HerreraGovernment & PoliticsPoliticsSan FranciscoUnder the Dome
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