San Francisco Chronicle - 2023-02-15

• Feinstein heads for exit after pioneering career
• Strong year for Hearst, parent of Chronicle
• Shake Shack to pay $20,000 to harassed trans employee
• S.F. proposal targets undocument­ed drug dealers
• Katharine Thompson
• Dr. Elaine Jang
• Caesar Paul Curzi
• William Sevald
• Anne-Marie McEligot
• Downed objects could be ‘benign,’ U.S. says
• Ukraine’s allies meet on arms supply
• As gunfire erupts, students urged to ‘run, hide, fight’
• Turkey’s miraculous rescues continue
• $2B Powerball jackpot winner revealed in California
• Divesting from oil won’t affect climate change
• New fire codes can fix housing crisis
• Celebratin­g a brilliant sportswrit­ing colleague and devoted friend
• Upgrade of roster will be difficult
• Graves’ last-second goal lifts Devils to win
• Mets’ Verlander throws bullpen
• Woods returns, says he has same belief
• Cardinals hire Eagles’ Gannon as coach
• NASCAR traces roots to Daytona Beach
• Raiders release Carr — where will quarterbac­k land?
• New Mexico State fires coach in wake of hazing allegation­s
• Kim Novak came to S.F., and the city changed forever
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• A few thoughts about math words

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