
Sara Libby
Politics Editor at San Francisco Chronicle
Politics editor @sfchronicle, alum of @voiceofsandiego, @politico & @TPM, USC Trojan, Oregonian, runner, snacker
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1 week ago |
sfchronicle.com | Joe Garofoli |Sara Libby
On Tuesday, Oakland voters will choose a mayor to serve out the rest of recalled Mayor Sheng Thao’s term. Scott Strazzante/S.F. ChronicleTuesday is Election Day in Oakland, when voters will choose a mayor to serve out the rest of recalled Mayor Sheng Thao’s term, a new City Council member and decide whether to raise sales taxes to help patch a hole in Oakland’s budget. There are nine candidates on the ballot for the mayor’s race, but two front-runners: former Rep.
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3 weeks ago |
sfchronicle.com | Sara Libby |Sophia Bollag
One day after Transgender Day of Visibility - meant to highlight the discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide - members of the trans community will be under a much different spotlight in the California Capitol, as lawmakers weigh two bills meant to eliminate trans girls' participation in school sports programs.
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1 month ago |
fresnobee.com | Sara Libby
Members of Congress expressed outrage Wednesday that the Government Services Administration published a list of 400 buildings it plans to sell without notifying them - even when the buildings up for potential sale included their own offices, buildings they had personally named and facilities housing substantial services inside their districts.
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2 months ago |
sfchronicle.com | Sara Libby
Nicole Schroeder was an adult well into her professional career by the time she was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. By then, the assistant professor of history at Kean University in New Jersey navigated her education and her role in academia with her own informal system, using things like planners and to-do lists — sometimes organized by the hour — to get through the day. But, eventually, her symptoms began to overwhelm her.
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2 months ago |
fresnobee.com | Molly Burke |Sara Libby
Less than 24 hours after a federal judge paused the Trump administration's move to freeze federal grant funding, the Office of Management and Budget suddenly rescinded its directive. But confusion and concern lingered after the White House said Wednesday it still intends to freeze some funds, making it unclear whether federal assistance for some programs remains at risk.
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