How one SF leader is helping queer youth emerge stronger…

Laura Lala-Chavez is the new executive director of the LYRIC Center for LGBTQ Youth in the Castro District. (Craig Lee/The Examiner)

‘Many of us are looking for a safe haven’

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Recent fluctuations in the price of crude oil have helped to stabilize and put downward pressure on gas prices. (Shutterstock)

Gas prices stabilize in Bay Area, inch up in California

While prices at the pump stabilized nationwide and in the Bay Area in the past week, statewide the figures continued…

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San Francisco has built fewer than 6,000 affordable housing units in the last seven years — 10,000 units fewer than the goal set by the Association of Bay Area Governments. (Shutterstock)

The solution to SF’s affordable housing crisis is simple — build affordable housing

It’s time for The City to sell $1 billion in tax increment bonds to fund equitable development

By Angelica Cabande, John Elberling, Rudy Corpuz, Carla Laurel and Raquel Redondiez Special to The Examiner
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The Tesla car manufacturing plant in Fremont. A worker there says she faced sexual harassment on a regular basis and has filed a lawsuit. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times)

Groping, taunts and threats on the Tesla factory floor, lawsuit alleges

Fremont worker says she was harassed constantly, while CEO Elon Musk Tweets sexist jokes

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Mayor London Breed picks up a user kit during a tour of a safe injection site simulation at Glide Memorial Church’s Freedom Hall in August, 2018. The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously in October 2021 to declare a local emergency amid a surge in overdose deaths. Supporters of the emergency declaration want the mayor to finally open a safe injection site. (Kevin N. Hume/The Examiner)

How many more fentanyl overdose deaths before San Francisco opens safe injection sites?

SF Board of Supervisors declares local emergency, activists call for Mayor Breed to act

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San Francisco has built fewer than 6,000 affordable housing units in the last seven years — 10,000 units fewer than the goal set by the Association of Bay Area Governments. (Shutterstock)

The solution to SF’s affordable housing crisis is simple — build affordable housing

It’s time for The City to sell $1 billion in tax increment bonds to fund equitable development

By Angelica Cabande, John Elberling, Rudy Corpuz, Carla Laurel and Raquel Redondiez Special to The Examiner
Public health workers could facilitate timely COVID-19 treatment with medical interventions. (photo courtesy of CalMatters)

Medications show that it’s time to pivot in our approach to COVID-19

By Jeffrey D. Klausner

SF Examiner, 11/28/2021

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Luis, who lives on the streets in San Francisco, is one of the people profiled in "Lead Me Home,” which is available on Netflix Nov. 30. (Courtesy Pedro Kos and Jon Shenk/Netflix)

Netflix doc ‘Lead Me Home’ gets to the heart of homelessness in SF and other cities

Co-directors Pedro Kos and Jon Shenk depict plight of people living on our streets

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Stephen Sondheim in 1990. From his earliest successes in the late 1950s, when he wrote the lyrics for “West Side Story” and “Gypsy,” through the 1990s, when he wrote the music and lyrics for “Assassins” and “Passion,” Sondheim was a theatrical force. (Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times)

How do you remember Stephen Sondheim?

Bay Area artists celebrate and mourn reinventor of American musical

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