Alexandra Kenin

Tips for how to rent an e-bike in San Francisco

Where to walk off your Thanksgiving feast around San Francisco

Seven must-do fall hikes in the SF Bay Area

Celebrate ‘Crosstober’: a great month to walk across San Francisco on the Crosstown Trail

Alexandra Kenin runs a hiking tour company called Urban Hiker SF and has authored two hiking guidebooks for the Bay Area: &#8220;Urban Trails: San Francisco&#8221; and &#8220;Urban Trails: East Bay.&#8221;

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<p>Alexandra Kenin runs a hiking tour company called Urban Hiker SF and has authored two hiking guidebooks for the Bay Area: "Urban Trails: San Francisco" and "Urban Trails: East Bay."</p>

<p>Alexandra Kenin runs a hiking tour company called Urban Hiker SF and has authored two hiking guidebooks for the Bay Area: &#8220;Urban Trails: San Francisco&#8221; and &#8220;Urban Trails: East Bay.&#8221;</p>

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Kawakami & Lombardi Talk 49ers

San Francisco voters approved Proposition K, the ballot measure that closed the Great Highway to cars to create a park, but the election inflamed tensions between neighbors who were both for and against it. Supervisor Joel Engardio represents the Sunset, where the Great Highway resides, and joins The Standard’s political reporters Han Li and Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez to talk about the park’s future and how the neighborhood may heal after the contentious election. We’ll take your questions during the livestream.

Great Highway’s future with Supervisor Joel Engardio

Join Stripe CEO Patrick Collison, UCSF Chancellor Sam Hawgood, and UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons for a vital conversation on how the Bay Area's unique blend of tech innovation and world-class research drives global medical breakthroughs.

Powering Global Medical Research from the Bay Area

The Daniel Lurie era: What we know so far

Mayor Daniel Lurie campaigned on bold promises to transform City Hall, and now he’s beginning to make his mark. Join The Standard's politics team to discuss his first moves in office and what they could mean for the future.

What went wrong for 49ers in 2024 — and how they can fix it in 2025

For all the things that went wrong for the 49ers in 2024, their rookie draft class was not one of them. Building around those players and Brock Purdy can help speed up the 2025 retool.

Brooke Jenkins on public safety and Democrats’ next steps

Following national election losses, the Democratic Party is searching for answers on how to win back voters. San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, a tough-on-crime Democrat, won resoundingly in her first full-term bid. She joins The Standard’s Han Li and Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez to discuss how Democrats should change course, her strategies to enhance public safety, and more.

The future of San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood

Join The Standard's Jillian D'Onfro and Kevin V. Nguyen as they discuss the evolution of one of San Francisco's hardest-hit neighborhoods with Simon Bertrang, executive director of SF New Deal; Jeannie Kim, CEO of Bridge Hospitality Management Group; and Randy Shaw, executive director of the Tenderloin Housing Clinic. They'll be broadcasting live from the historic Hibernia building and will be taking your questions!

The future of San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood

Is fine dining consuming San Francisco?

Join Sara Deseran, The Standard's food editor, along with Laurence Jossel, chef-owner of Nopa, and Ryan Cole, CEO of Hi Neighbor Hospitality Group (7 Adams and Trestle), for a talk about the tectonic shift in the city's restaurants — and, more important, why we might be at risk of losing our sweet spot: the mid-level.

San Francisco Standard sports columnists Tim Kawakami and David Lombardi discuss the Niners' 2024 season.

Final Week: Nima Momeni trial

Join The Standard's Jonah Owen Lamb and Beki San Martin this Friday for what may be the final days of Nima Momeni's murder trial.