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Embattled Oyster Farm Didn’t Ask for Help From Republicans, But They’re Getting It
Drakes Bay Oyster Co. in Northern California has been taken up by the oil industry, which sees the case as having broad impacts for federal land use.
Napa’s La Toque Gets Sued for Serving Foie Gras
Chef Ken Frank maintains he serves the stuff spontaneously, and always as a "gift."
Conservative Org, Backed By the Koch Brothers, Helping Fight for Drakes Bay Oyster Co.
The case has implications far beyond just oyster farming, and Drakes Estero.
Many More Restaurants Facing Consequences From Healthy S.F. Controversy
At least 50 restaurant owners are being targeted in a citywide crackdown on the misuse of funds that were supposed to be earmarked for healthcare.
Drakes Bay Oyster Company: Not Dead Yet
They have at least until March 15, unless their lawyers can convince a judge that the government used bad science to decide to close them down.
Food Trucks Win Fight Against Brick-and-Mortars Downtown
The Vallejo and Front Street Off the Grid will return shortly after the city upheld their permit.
Two Asian American Groups Filing Suit Against Shark Fin Ban
They say it discriminates against Chinese people and their national heritage.
Woman Insulted By Eddie Griffin at Pleasanton Club Talks Lawsuit
She wants Eddie Griffin to apologize.
Grand Jury Declares Healthy S.F. Surcharges Shady
They found that 'a small but growing number' of restaurants were profiting from the pocketing of unused health care set-aside funds, and that the city should disallow the practice.
Foie Gras Update: Judge Denies Temporary Injunction; Acquerello Plays With ‘Faux Gras’
A Los Angeles judge was unmoved by several foie producers' claims of financial harm, but the lawsuit challenging the law will proceed.
Lawsuit Seeking to Stop Foie Gras Ban Filed in Los Angeles Court
One day after the ban took effect, a coalition that includes Hudson Valley Foie Gras is looking to overturn the law, and may be seeking an immediate injunction to freeze it.
Cyrus Still Battling Its Landlords
A new cross complaint by the landlord has only complicated things.
Gold Dust Lounge Saga Update: Historic Preservation Commission Denies Landmark Status
They're still facing eviction, but the Board of Supervisors has yet to officially step in, which they probably will.
Francis Ford Coppola Sues Marin Restaurant Over Use of Common Italian Term, Which He Trademarked
The 'Godfather' director is not a fan of Tavola restaurant.
Gold Dust Lounge Update: Board of Supervisors Steps In
Christine Olague proposes a district-wide moratorium on conversions in Union Square.
Gold Dust Lounge Not Evicted (Yet)!
The bar had a "no last call" party on Saturday, and so far the owners have not padlocked the place, even though the eviction date has passed.