Citations for being in SF’s public parks after midnight soar

San Francisco Park Rangers have seen their budget and staffing levels increase significantly since 2014. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
Data shows disproportionate impact on Black residents


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The Main Library will continue to offer SFPL To Go pickup and drop-off services while it reopens on a limited basis later this spring. No firm date has been set yet. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

Main Library preparing to reopen this spring

More than a year ago, San Francisco shut down all 28 of…

A woman jogs past Serenity Wellness Spa on Union Street on Friday, July 20, 2018. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

Legislation would ease permitting requirements for massage businesses

Supervisor Ronen proposes lifting conditional use permit requirement in many parts of The City

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As per Traditional DTLA, quality products and outstanding customer care are keys to success

As per Traditional DTLA, quality products and outstanding customer care are keys to success

Every business should be held up by specific pillars that guide its…

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In Conversation with John De Friel, CEO of Raw Garden

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    Keith Zwölfer, director of education for SFFILM, stays busy connecting filmmakers and studios with public, private and home schools<ins>. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner) </ins>

    Streamlined SF film festival focuses on family features

     

    It would be good for The City’s businesses if a person taking a break in a parklet could legally have a drink. <ins>(S.F. Examiner file photo)</ins>

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    A house in the Berkeley hills with a million-dollar view of the San Francisco Bay – literally – has made news. <ins>(Shutterstock)</ins>

    Bay Area real estate offers house (sale) of cards

     

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    The Hotel Diva in the Tenderloin is one of two hotels The City has acquired for supportive housing during the pandemic. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

    Providing more supportive housing is the best way to heal the homeless

    San Francisco must act quickly to acquire more hotels and other sites

    U.S. Attorney David Anderson in a file photo on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2020. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

    The new U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California must be independent

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    Singer-songwriter Glenn Donaldson hopes his new album “Uncommon Weather” will offer comfort to people who are feeling down. (Courtesy Force Field)

    Feel-good songs from The Reds, Pinks & Purples

    S.F. songwriter Glenn Donaldson finds inspiration from his Richmond neighborhood

    The involving historical novel “The Bohemians” imagines photographer Dorothea Lange’s life in San Francisco. (Courtesy photo)

    ‘Bohemians’ explores life of legendary photographer Dorothea Lange

    Artist’s talent, compassion revealed in Jasmin Darznik’s historical novel

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    “Gay Passover,” a fun Haggadah, includes some cocktail recipes. <ins>(Courtesy Saul Sugarman)</ins>

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    It was nice to see my family, and I look forward to reconnecting with friends

    Students returning to classrooms on April 12 should be prepared for open windows and a socially distanced setup. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

    Five things to know about getting back to in-person learning

    Timely tips for SFUSD students returning to classrooms

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