Meaghan Mitchell
Meaghan Mitchell's life mantra is based on the African proverb: "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." As a native San Franciscan and journalist, Meaghan has successfully built residents' trust from the city's most marginalized communities by prioritizing news coverage in areas like the Bayview, Fillmore, SoMA and Tenderloin Districts. Meaghan's background is multifaceted and meets at the intersection of diversity, inclusion and community engagement. As a neighborhood editor, Meaghan has written hundreds of articles for Hoodline, has been featured on local outlets such as SFIST, Broke-Ass Stuart and the SF Bayview Newspaper.
Muni Raised Me—Literally: As the Daughter of a Bus Driver, I Can’t Wait for This Transit-Inspired Art Show
What Drives You? We Asked Bay Area Black Business Owners To Share Their Origin Stories
Cure Your New Year’s Day Hangover at These Beloved Comfort Food Spots
For Women, by Women: A New Queer-Founded Wine Bar Is Coming to NoPa
What Advice Does Draymond Green Have for Bay Area Youth? Professional Athletes Share Tips for the Next Generation
What Does Margot Robbie Think About SF? Here’s What She Had To Say at the SFFilm Awards
Your Guide to Classic and Contemporary Holiday Theater Productions
Portola Couple Turns Liquor Store Into Community Art Studio
The Standard’s Guide to Bay Area Holiday Pop-Up Shops
SF Tourist Destinations: What To Visit and What To Skip
New Black-Owned, Music-Inspired Ice Cream Shop Opens in Bayview
Warriors Watch: Catch the Start of the Season at These San Francisco Bars
Where Were You When? Barbara Rodgers Remembers 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake
Lisa Brewer Uplifts the Mission and SF, Commissioning Murals of Local Heroes
Dr. Willie Ratcliff Broke Racial Barriers For SF’s Black Workforce and Journalists
With ‘In the Black,’ These Entrepreneurs Aim To Revive Black-Owned Businesses in the Fillmore
Community Events: A Fireside Chat with SF’s District Attorney and the Fragile World of ‘Kelp!’
The Standard Weekend Guide to SF Events & Entertainment—Labor Day 2022
Community Events: Find Out Why Conspiracy Theories Are So Popular at the Commonwealth Club
Brittney Doyle Helps SF Elders Keep the Spark Alive With Safe Sex Classes and Intimacy Coaching
The Standard Weekend Guide to SF Events & Entertainment—Aug. 18-21
Eat Like a Local at Outside Lands: 14 SF Restaurants Serving Food at the Festival
Bayview’s Long-Derelict ‘Bishop Building’ Is Demolished to Make Way for New Restaurant and Plaza Revitalization
This Week in Civics: Learn To Sew, ‘ReImagine’ Fashion, Meet Your Neighbors at National Night Out
This Weekend: Beyoncé Listening Party, Pancakes & Booze, Bachata Festival & More
Closed in 2019, SF’s Oldest Black-Owned Bar May Soon Be Revived With Beer Garden and Distillery
This Week in Civics: Entry-Level Politics, Orchids in the Park, Be Child-Free
This Weekend: Mozzy at Regency Ballroom, Crash an Indian Wedding, Q&A With a ‘Labyrinth’ Puppeteer
This Week in Civics: Do The Work, Build After Dark, Laugh Through Cole Valley
Shakirah Simley Battles Burnout and Apathy in Pursuit of Equitable, Healthy Communities
This Week in Civics: Travel to STEM Wonderland, Grow Your Own Food, Take a Walk
This Weekend: ‘Star Trek IV’ in Union Square, a Hashish Dream, Paper Creations and Planet Booty
Crunch Into National Fried Chicken Day in San Francisco
Willie Brown Thinks DA Chesa Boudin Should Run Again. And Says He’d Win
This Week in Civics: See the World’s Libraries, Fireworks at the Wharf and the Meaning of Home
Hella News: Willie Brown’s Half-Year in Review
Dads Just Wanna Have Fun: 8 Exciting Ways to Spend Father’s Day
Hella News: Lots of Love for Bill to Keep SF Bars Open Until 4 a.m.
Patio Play: Watch the Warriors Outdoors at These San Francisco Bars and Pubs
This Week In Civics: Celebrate Juneteenth, Meet Matt Dorsey and Explore Queer Faith
San Francisco Celebrates Juneteenth With Food Fests, Drag Parties, Live Music and More
Hella News: Wait, What Happened on Election Day?
This Weekend: Pride, Juneteenth, Castro Theatre’s 100th and More
One of SF’s Oldest Restaurants, The Old Clam House, Quietly Reopens After 2-Year Covid Closure
The Rise and Fall of Chesa Boudin: Why a Progressive DA Lost in Deep-Blue San Francisco
This Week in Civics: Go Vote! Celebrate Queer History, Learn to Ride a Bike
Hella News: In Wake of Recology Scandals, How Much Does SF Love Garbage Men?
This Weekend: NBA Finals Come to SF, Women of Hip-Hop and a Silent Disco at Ocean Beach
This Week In Civics: Demand Gun Safety, Walk Across Town, Be SF Proud
Hella News: A Brief Guide to Rooting for the Dubs
Get Outside and Enjoy San Francisco’s Big Backyard
This Weekend: Air Guitar Championships, ‘Wait Wait’ Live, Carnaval and ‘Stranger Things’
This Week In Civics: Honor Lost Loved Ones, Hear From Revolutionaries, Take Care of Yourself
Photos: Get a Sneak Peek of the Re-Designed Ghirardelli Chocolate and Ice Cream Shop
This Weekend: Grab Tickets to Kendrick Lamar, Get Sucked Into a Black Hole and Scope Out Some Classic Cars
Toast to the Tip-Off: Watch the Warriors in the Finals at These Local Bars and Restaurants
This Week in Civics: Buy Local, Eat Imperfect Food, Figure Out Inflation
Hella News: The Standard’s Voter Poll Finds San Franciscans Are Fed Up
This Weekend: Bay to Breakers, a ‘Seinfeld’ Food Truck, Kurt Vile and a ‘Sound of Music’ Sing-a-Long
This Week in Civics: Rethink Sex, Graffiti With Mom and #StopAsianHate
Brunch is Basic, Bubbles Are Banal: 6 Mother’s Day Alternatives That Don’t Involve Belgians and Brut
Hella News: Why San Francisco Can’t Build More Housing
This Week In Civics: Cycle Smart, Compost Smart and Show the Mission Some Love
Hella News: The War Over JFK Drive Is Finally Over
This Weekend: Independent Bookstore Day, Open Studios, Noodles and Ube
This Week In Civics: Dine Out for Life, Start a Co-op, Get Outside
Introducing Hella News, SF’s First Comedy News Show
This Weekend: Celebrate SF’s Earth Day Roots, Hella Plants and ‘Bawdy Storytelling’
This Week in Civics: Bike to School, Fight Climate Change and Celebrate Los Niños
This Weekend: A ‘Couture Fantasy,’ Reinterpreted ‘Richard II’ and More
A Shrimp, a Jumbo Shopping Cart and a Knot Dome: See Some of the Quirky Cars Set to Race McLaren This Sunday
This Weekend: Kronos Festival, ‘Magrittomania,’ Sunday Streets and More