Google Pledges 6.8M For San Francisco Program

Google pledges $6.8M for San Francisco program
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Published: 16:41 BST, Xnxx 28 February 2014 | Updated: 16:41 BST, 28 Feb 2014









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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google is donating about $7 meg to reserve San Francisco to continue providing free people omnibus and other fare services to low-income metropolis kids.

City officials announced the contribution on Thursday and said it will deal an additional deuce geezerhood of the release transportation programme. The programme is currently funded by a regional transit bureau through June 2014.

The contribution comes as Google and other engineering companies confront critique terminated common soldier buses they use to plectrum up employees in San Francisco. Engineering science workers are as well accused of driving up rents and gentrifying the metropolis.

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said the contribution shows Google is a lawful mate in addressing San Francisco's affordability crisis for glower and middle-income families.