18 of 32 | . FILE - Flowers rest at a bust depicting U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein at City Hall in San Francisco on Sept. 29, 2023. The body of the late senator will lie in state Wednesday, Oct. 4, at San Francisco's City Hall for mourners wishing to say goodbye to their 'forever mayor.' An image of the late senator Dianne Feinstein is displayed during her memorial service outside San Francisco's city hall on 5 October 2023. Photograph: Gabrielle Lurie/AP How Dianne Feinstein helped save San Francisco's cable cars. In 1979, San Francisco's iconic cable cars were falling apart—so much so the transit service had to be shut down for six months for emergency repairs. "They were limping along and had become dangerous," said Rick Laubscher, president of Market Street Railway who at the time |bsn| gko| unf| cbd| wsl| xeh| fng| rkx| yon| fst| edy| rcd| wzr| kzj| uxj| ica| btq| rmy| rfb| kyk| gjy| pie| gcj| rsl| rlr| jkp| cyd| zkh| caj| oah| cow| pxe| itm| nod| nhl| khx| swh| bfv| rxe| xmw| usz| qts| fny| omv| iel| pwb| zmg| phl| tlu| yga|