Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Self-driving Cruise cars are expanding to most of SF, says CEO

Business

San Franciscans can hitch a Cruise ride in most of San Francisco in “a few weeks,” said Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt. 


Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

San Francisco blocks cops from taking vacation during week-long international trade summit

News

All time off has been canceled for San Francisco police during the week in November when international leaders will converge in the city for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, The Standard has learned. 

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

Training police in ‘harm reduction’ approaches to drug addiction has worked in many cities. But in San Francisco, distrust between cops and social workers killed the effort—and severed a literal lifeline for Noah Tesfa.  

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

SF supervisors accept reparations plan for Black residents

Politics

The board accepted a draft policy to right historical wrongs against Black residents, talked police reform, and continued  a discussion on sex work—again.

Express Desk Reporter

Max Harrison-Caldwell

‘I’m not gang-banging’: Dirt bikers defend their noisy hobby

Culture

Gathering for their events is now illegal in San Francisco. Bikers say the law is racist, and their culture is misunderstood.


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Self-driving Cruise cars are expanding to most of SF, says CEO

San Francisco blocks cops from taking vacation during week-long international trade summit

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

SF supervisors accept reparations plan for Black residents

‘I’m not gang-banging’: Dirt bikers defend their noisy hobby