TV shows that reveal another side of California

Actor Don Johnson starred in the original TV series “Nash Bridges,” which was shot in San Francisco. (Courtesy Chris Haston/NBC)

‘There’s something special about seeing the real places you know show up on screen’

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Actor Don Johnson starred in the original TV series “Nash Bridges,” which was shot in San Francisco. (Courtesy Chris Haston/NBC)

TV shows that reveal another side of California

‘There’s something special about seeing the real places you know show up on screen’

By Soumya Karlamangla
The Sacred Heart Cathedral football team celebrates its Northern Regional Championship victory. (Ethan Kassel/Special to The Examiner)

Sacred Heart football: From winless to the brink of a state title

After losing first five games of the season, a championship dance is possible

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Tuesday Carne worked for a Google contractor called Modis in South Carolina. She says the company fired her after she asked about not getting holiday pay. (Tuesday Carne)

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South Carolina data center worker says she got sacked for questioning Thanksgiving reimbursement

By Jeff Elder
San Francisco City Administrator Carmen Chu speaks at a news conference on the reopening of the SF Public Library main branch on April 20. Chu was sworn in as city administrator by Mayor London Breed on Feb. 2. (Sebastian Miño-Bucheli/Special to The Examiner)

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Twelve states and Puerto Rico have successfully passed laws requiring insurers to count copay assistance. Although California isn’t among them, a recently introduced bill in Congress would provide a state and federal solution. (Shutterstock)

California must join the 12 other states requiring insurers to count copay assistance

If you rely on costly prescription drugs, it pays to read the fine print in insurance plans

By Carl Schmid Special to The Examiner
To thwart neighborhood complaints and merge two lots, the owners of this Dolores Heights home added an accessory dwelling unit. The San Francisco Planning Commission approved the project in 2016 due to a “net gain of one unit by adding a new studio unit.” (Craig Lee/The Examiner)

Are additional dwelling units making SF’s housing crisis worse?

The ADU program is greenlighting units constructed from basements and garages as well as mega homes

By Anna Tong Special to The Examiner

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With the exception of the 2019-20 campaign, where injuries limited Steph Curry to five games, he has shot better than 40% from three in all 12 of his NBA seasons. (Christopher Victorio / Special to The Examiner).

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Bruce Cockburn spent many a lockdown day inside, composing new protest songs like “Orders” and “Us All.” (Photo by Cat Bird)

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