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Can Carmen Chu beat City Hall’s paper chase? Not far from where the world's tweets flow, San Francisco's City Hall… Jul 20, 2014by Examiner StaffNewsNews ColumnistsThe City Chicago court ruling could jeopardize San Francisco rules for vacant properties The power of cities to require owners of vacant properties to register… Aug 28, 2013by Examiner StaffNewsThe City Supes to vote on recordation fee hike A one dollar increase on filing assessor-recorder documents will help The City… Mar 16, 2010by Examiner StaffNewsThe City On Target, Aug. 14, 2008: Phil Ting The City’s assessor-recorder announced Wednesday that 2008 property assessments totaled $142 billion,… Aug 14, 2008by Examiner StaffNewsThe City
