Rachel Scheier

Alameda County DA to face recall vote

Photos: A ‘stupid’ San Francisco tradition carries on

Driver killed in rollover crash in Noe Valley

Mountain lion kills a man, injures another in Northern California

George Kelly

Third person dead, infant in critical condition after West Portal bus shelter crash

Man found stabbed to death in East Bay park where he worked

San Francisco suffers power outages, downed trees as powerful storm rocks the Bay Area

Garrett Leahy

Dog running loose on Muni tracks leads workers on 2-hour underground chase, causes delays

Speeding car flies off Bay Bridge exit, damages San Francisco building

Joel Umanzor

Mother of accused Oakland cop killer arrested, report says

Man killed by fireworks in San Francisco on New Year’s Day

GM, parent company of Cruise, sues San Francisco for $121M, saying it was wrongly taxed

Once upon a time, San Francisco department stores were the highlight of Christmas

Vandalism of anti-Hamas billboards highlights a divide among Bay Area Jews on Israel

Where to celebrate Hanukkah in San Francisco in 2023

Christina Campodonico

The spookiest San Francisco Bay Area bars for Halloween 2023

Exotic Erotic Ball was a San Francisco costume party, burlesque show and swingers’ convention all in one

San Francisco blasts accusations of illegal homeless encampment sweeps

Why isn’t there a bus lane on San Francisco’s Bay Bridge?

What are the reasons people in San Francisco are homeless?

Crypto boss gives $2M to light up, activate San Francisco neighborhoods

Black-and-white portraits of the four men who will be participating in the event

Policing in SF: Where do we go after the March 5 election?

What, if anything, will change in wake of the election? Will we see further attempts to take such measures directly to voters? This panel will be moderated by San Francisco Standard reporter Josh Koehn.

Policing in San Francisco: Where do we go after the March 5 election?

A conversation featuring District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey and the San Francisco Standard's Editor-in-Chief Julie Makinen and Senior Reporter Michael Barba

Can More Cops Keep SF Safe?

Would more police officers help San Francisco solve its problems? If so, how should the city pay for them? What should they focus on, if hired? Join District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey and the San Francisco Standard's Editor-in-Chief Julie Makinen and Senior Reporter Michael Barba for a lively conversation about this hotly debated topic.

APEC puts a global spotlight on San Francisco

A live event featuring The Standard reporters Han Li, Josh Koehn, and Jonah Owen Lamb and editor-in-chief Julie Makinen

Is the City Ready?

In mid-November, San Francisco will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, bringing together President Joe Biden with the leaders of up to 20 other global economies. What are the potential economic upsides? How will local residents be affected, and how can they get involved? And how much is this all going to cost? Join The Standard for a lively discussion and Q&A.

Join us for a drink on Thursday evening

Wine & Popcorn

We've teamed up with Birba Wine Bar to present a special treat: an exclusive pour of rosé wine paired with truffled popcorn. RSVP now and join The Standard's CEO—and fellow readers—on Thursday evening.

Join us for a drink at this happening wine bar

Truffles & Tannins

Exclusively for San Francisco Standard readers, we've teamed up with Birba Wine Bar to present a special treat: an exclusive pour of rosé wine paired with truffled popcorn. RSVP now and join us—and fellow readers—next Thursday evening.

Rooftop cocktails and music by DJ Miles Medina

Rooftop cocktails and music by DJ Miles Medina at the Line Hotel in San Francisco

The Standard at Sunset

The Standard and the LINE San Francisco invite you to admire the views at Rise Over Run, the hotel’s rooftop bar. Join us for cocktails, music by DJ Miles Medina, and a chance to win free tickets to the Portola Music Festival.

Noah Baustin

Don’t speed here: Cops to target 9 nasty intersections as SF ramps up traffic enforcement

Gabe Greschler

Eggs, milk and bricks: Tired of taking abuse, parking cops rage about ticketing crackdown

David Sjostedt

SF’s brand new 911 call center resorts to pen and paper after computer crash

Omar Mamoon

A new soul food joint in the Fillmore is serving the city’s best fried chicken

Shanti Singh

PG&E’s new utility tax is unfair to renters and must be repealed

Opinion: PG&E’s new utility tax is unfair to renters and must be repealed