S.F.’s best apartment bargains are in brand-new buildings

Trinity Place Apartments at Eighth and Market streets is one of the new downtown apartment buildings that is attracting tenants with discounted rental packages. (Craig Lee/The Examiner)

“Renters can get that brand-new place without paying an arm and a leg.”

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Dr. Bria Peacock, a resident in the obstetrician-gynecologist program at San Francisco General Hospital, says she is considering returning to Georgia to help women receive reproductive care there. (Craig Lee/The Examiner)

Doctors are concerned about a post Roe v. Wade world

“Decimating abortion training in half the country will have far-reaching impacts.”

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Prop. D will establish a new office to help San Francisco crime victims. (File)

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With Prop. D, The City’s voters can do more to help crime victims

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The campaign to unseat California Attorney General Rob Bonta is among the political fights that will center on crime. (Anne Wernikoff/CalMatters)

Endorsement: This attorney general candidate can protect public safety — and California’s values

Rob Bonta best choice for voters in California AG election

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