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King Tides cause the Bay to spill over onto Embarcadero sidewalks in San Francisco. (Jessica Wolfrom/The Examiner) King Tides cause the Bay to spill over onto Embarcadero sidewalks in San Francisco. (Jessica Wolfrom/The Examiner)

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People hold signs in support of Prop. G at a rally outside City Hall. The SFUSD board is weighing what to do with a $150 million windfall acquired from Prop. G funds. (Kevin N. Hume/2019 The Examiner)

Debate over $150 million San Francisco school district windfall

‘We’re looking at the ways to boost morale’

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The Board of Supervisors has allocated $64 million of Prop. I funds to the Small Sites program, which funds the acquisition of small apartment buildings with tenants at risk of displacement, such as this apartment building at 4830 Mission St. in the Excelsior District. (Craig Lee/The Examiner)

Supes vs. mayor: Fight breaks out on how to spend Prop I money

Board approves $64 million to acquire small apartment buildings against Breed’s wishes

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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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President Joe Biden embraces Vice President Kamala Harris as he arrives at a ceremony to sign the $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law at the White House on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021. (Al Drago/The New York Times)

A heartbeat from the presidency at a dangerous time, can Kamala Harris rise to the task?

VP struggles with staff drama and gaffes in new Biden administration role

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The Zara store in Union Square was boarded up, yet busy, on Black Friday. (Benjamin Schneider/SF Examiner)

Re-fund the police? Even California’s cannabis shops want more cops amid robbery spree

Bay Area murder and robbery spike reveals shortcomings of ‘defund’ argument

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Page Street from Stanyan Street to Gough Street is part of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Slow Street program, which comprises 25 locations throughout The City. (Photo by Sergio Ruiz for SPUR)

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Golden State Warriors guard Gary Payton II has been the star of the Warriors’ bench squad with his strong performance in the paint, having 18 dunks on the year so far. (Christopher Victorio/Special to The Examiner)

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Among the buildings lit for Let’s Glow San Francisco is the former San Francisco Stock Exchange at 155 Sansome St.. (Courtesy Let’s Glow San Francisco)

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