Newsom Tracker: New hybrid vehicle to be unveiled

Tapping into his green credentials, Mayor Gavin Newsom will unveil Toyota’s new plug-in hybrid vehicle and San Francisco's upgraded charging system Wednesday morning in front of City Hall.

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