San Francisco’s low-income seniors have become one of the groups most prone to homelessness in the city. The reason? Many of them are paying 75% or more of their fixed income on rent each month.
A sheriff’s cadet spoke with The Standard about Shamann Walton allegedly calling him the N-word multiple times during a City Hall confrontation.
San Francisco’s housing squabbles put the city on a collision course with an increasingly aggressive state agency charged with holding cities accountable to housing production.
Video Wave in Noe Valley has survived Netflix, the streaming era and most recently, Covid. Here’s how the last full-service movie rental shop in SF has kept the lights on.
The Mission District supervisor explains her unusual decision to get BART to shut down one of the busiest public spaces in the city.
Scores of teachers are reconsidering their place in the city—or profession entirely—and the effects of that turnover will reverberate for months or years to come.
San Francisco’s new district attorney made her pledge during a visit to Chinatown Wednesday.
Despite statewide drought, city residents remain insulated from shortages.
Mayor Breed must wait at least 10 days to appoint a new DA, but one of her mentors thinks Chesa Boudin could win back his old job.
We spent a night on one of San Francisco’s all-nighter ‘Owl’ buses to get a glimpse into the world of Muni late at night. Here are a few of the people that we met.