It’s the return of “defund the police.” You’ll remember that the far left talking point turned out to be the worst slogan since the vacuum ad, “Nothing sucks like Electrolux.” Although the “defund” promoters meant well, suggesting millions should be taken from police budgets to fund social programs, it turned into a negative.

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The people – and especially the people of the Tenderloin – want to fund the police - The San Francisco Examiner

By Ashley Conrad-Saydah and Hugh SaffordSpecial to The ExaminerWhen weather patterns and conditions develop that fuel extreme fire behavior, the National Weather Service issues what it calls a “Red Flag Warning.” In response, firefighters rapidly shift resources, beef up staffing and alert nearby communities.

California’s wildfire warning and the action we need to take - The San Francisco Examiner

Jose Ng knows all the hesitations and hiccups that newly arrived immigrants settling in San Francisco might experience when signing up for healthcare.As the immigrant rights program manager for Chinese for Affirmative Action, Ng helps new arrivals, mostly from China, register for programs that can help them.

New state proposals create an uncertain future for S.F.’s universal health care - The San Francisco Examiner

By Soumya Karlamangla New York TimesA fire in January? Californians have, tragically, seen that before.But a fire in January after months of record-breaking rain? That’s far more unsettling.A blaze that erupted on the Central Coast over the weekend seemed to stun even those intimately familiar with California’s ongoing drought and its increasingly year-round fire season.

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It’s official. The Niners will travel to Los Angeles next weekend to take on the Rams in the NFC Championship Game.It will be the third matchup of the year for the two rivals, with San Francisco winning both regular season encounters. In fact, the Niners have beaten the Rams six straight times over the past three seasons. It’ll be tough to keep that streak alive, but the payoff would be huge.

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By Ben Shpigel The New York TimesGREEN BAY, Wis. — Robbie Gould’s kick sailed through the uprights, and as his San Francisco teammates, bundled in red parkas, scampered onto the grass Saturday night, the Green Bay Packers just stood on their sideline. They had not lost all season at Lambeau Field, not in warm weather or temperate conditions or the winter chill, but a certain finality had now descended amid the snowfall.

How the 49ers took advantage of Packers’ special teams flubs - The San Francisco Examiner

GREEN BAY (CBS SF) — San Francisco’s often-maligned special teams blocked a field goal, blocked a punt that led to a touchdown and won the game on a 45-yard field goal by Robbie Gould as time ran out to lift San Francisco to a 13-10 victory over the Green Bay Packers to earn a spot in next week’s NFC Championship Game.San Francisco will now play the winner of Sunday’s Los Angeles Rams-Tampa Bay Bucs game.“It’s dangerous, man.

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By John KrolikSpecial to The ExaminerIn terms of story lines surrounding the Warriors this week, injuries, recovery and potential remain the main threads.Draymond Green’s injury will continue to be a major issue. Klay Thompson is slowly working his way back to his old self. We’re all holding our breath for the return of James Wiseman. And Jonathan Kuminga might be the most tantalizing Warrior rookie since Anthony Randolph.

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