San Francisco, CA
Former San Francisco utility boss given lenient sentence of four years
A federal judge Monday sentenced Harlan Kelly, the former head of San Francisco’s Public Utility Commission, to four years in prison and a fine of $10,000 for his role in a widespread corruption scandal.
Kelly was convicted last year for taking part in a scheme that involved taking gifts from a city contractor that included a free trip to China, as well as lying on a loan application.
Despite his leniency, Judge Richard Seeborg chastised Kelly for his betrayal of the public trust.
“Mr. Kelly participated in very serious criminal conduct,” Seeborg said of the yearslong corruption scheme Kelly participated in. “He betrayed the public trust and made a mockery of his oath to serve the public.”
Seeborg, who said the “most shocking” aspect of the case was Kelly’s sharing confidential information with a city contractor, wondered aloud why Kelly, who had such a successful life, did what he did.
The downed tree caused the San Francisco Fire Department to close Church Street between Cesar Chavez Street and 26th Street after the tree fell at about 1 p.m.
SAN FRANCISCO – Traffic was closed to vehicles and pedestrians on a portion of Church Street in San Francisco’s Mission District on Saturday after a tree fell onto power lines.
What we know:
The downed tree caused the San Francisco Fire Department to close Church Street between Cesar Chavez Street and 26th Street after the tree fell at about 1 p.m.
Power for 27 customers was shut off by PG&E while repairs were being made.
The response:
Crews from the utility and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency responded to clear the tree.
Traffic was closed in both directions while the tree blocked the J Muni line.
The SFMTA said in an alert that the line was clear to resume normal service at about 3:15 p.m.
The Source: San Francisco Fire Department
San Francisco, CA
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