Bay Area pot shops face mob robberies — get little…

Surveillance video still shows thieves attempting to break in to San Francisco’s The Green Cross cannabis dispensary in early November. (Courtesy Kevin Reed)

‘It’s proving to be unbearable for cannabis operators’

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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

By Benjamin Schneider
Drew Tuma, KGO-TV’s meteorologist, ensures that climate science remains a central focus when California gets hammered by extreme weather. (Craig Lee/The Examiner)

For SF meteorologist Drew Tuma, it’s both weather and climate change

‘We hope that you get to learn something about your changing Earth’

By Carly Graf
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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

By Jeff Elder
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

By Gil Duran
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Mayor London Breed took off her mask to speak at a news conference on May 22, 2021, surrounded by masked aides. As a result of San Francisco’s high vaccination rate and mask usage, The City is one of the safest places in the country; last month San Francisco General did not report a single COVID death. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

In the face of Omicron, San Francisco is an oasis of science and sanity

‘This is how we do things here. We wear a mask and get our shots’

By C.W. Nevius
(Photo by David Elliott Lewis/BeyondChron)

Mayor Breed must rethink policies for the Tenderloin

SF either has an incompetent police force or intends to keep the Tenderloin a drug containment zone

By Randy Shaw Special to The Examiner

SF Examiner, 12/1/2021

SF Examiner, 12/1/2021
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JM Appleby (left) as Genie of the Lamp and Rotimi Agbabiaka as Aladdin in Presidio Theatre’s premiere production of The Magic Lamp. (Photo by Terry Lorant/Courtesy Presidio Theatre)

This holiday theater season, don’t miss the ‘Sultana of Silicon Valley’

Or ‘A Woman in Black,’ ‘The Magic Lamp,’ ‘The Cassandra Sessions’ or ‘A Christmas Carol’

By Jean Schiffman
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

By Jeffrey M. Anderson
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