In a rapid series of events, Beya Alcaraz, the newly appointed Supervisor for San Francisco’s District 4, has resigned just one week into her tenure amid a swirl of controversies. Allegations surfaced over her past business practices, including questionable tax dealings and health code violations at a pet store she formerly owned. Mayor Daniel Lurie, who appointed Alcaraz, acknowledged his misstep, stating the situation rests on his shoulders. The abrupt resignation has led to significant public and community reactions, highlighting concerns over the selection process for city officials and the implications of such a rapid fall from grace.