Commission on Judicial Appointments confirms 3 justices to courts of appeal

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco supervisors Tuesday backed an ambitious lawsuit by City Attorney Dennis Herrera against contracting giant Tutor-Saliba Corp., overriding Mayor Willie Brown's veto and telling the airport commission to spend an initial $2.5 million on the case.

By Tyler Cunningham Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco supervisors Tuesday backed an ambitious lawsuit by City Attorney Dennis Herrera against contracting giant Tutor-Saliba Corp., overriding Mayor Willie Brown's veto and telling the airport commission to spend an initial $2.5 million on the case.
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