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Crab fisherman Skip Ward of Marysville casts his crab net out off a pier near Fort Point. (Craig Lee/Special to The Examiner)
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The Hall of Justice is less busy than usual on Tuesday, June 15, 2021 (Michael Barba/S.F. Examiner)

SF Hall of Justice stuck in the pandemic past

In my years covering crime as a reporter in San Francisco, I’ve…

The Chapel on Valencia Street was distinctly quiet on The City’s reopening day. (Carly Graf/The Examiner)

Relics of the pandemic scattered across the Mission District

‘We’re sort of easing into it’

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    Kids Only in Los Altos, which closed due to the pandemic, has reopened in a new nearby location. (Jaya Padmanabhan/Special to The Examiner)

    With imagination, small local businesses are recovering

     

    For some intrepid souls, driving a cab in The City is not a thankless job. (Shutterstock)

    When you love the job, but the job doesn’t love you back

     

    Researchers have identified the microscopic algae, Pseudo-nitzschi, which was responsible for the closure of California’s Dungeness crab season in 2015. (Courtesy C.J. Wingert, San Francisco State University)

    A microscopic killer lives in SF’s waters

     

    Jeannine Suarez shows off a Derby jacket, beloved for its signature squiggly lined-lining. <ins>(Kevin N. Hume/The Examiner)</ins>

    The Derby is back: Celebrating life and legacy of the iconic S.F. jacket

     

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    Hackers used online weapons, including malware and brute force password attacks to try to get into Lacombe County���s systems only to be stopped by security measures. (Blogtrepreneur/Flickr photo)

    How SF companies can defend against hackers as workforce returns to the office

      Many small, independent restaurants rely on DoorDash deliveries to stay in business.<ins> (Shutterstock)</ins>

      Latino restaurants are on the brink of disaster

      SF shouldn’t limit their options to stay open

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      Versatile Brian Posehn does standup at Cobb’s this week. (Courtesy Seth Olenick))

      Brian Posehn relishes role as dork on demand

      Comic traces his success back to the Bay Area

      Devin A. Cunningham plays Baby Boy in Theatre Rhinoceros’ world premiere of Kheven LaGrone’s “Pillow Talk.” (Courtesy Tanika Bapatiste)

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      Wagging tails and happy trails in Santa Ynez Valley

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