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Politics

As the pandemic subsides, City Hall wades into a whole new way of handling how citizens weigh in.
 


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Astrid Kane

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A Black trans woman, a social worker and a small-business owner, her history-making candidacy for the Board of Supervisors doesn’t map neatly onto the city’s enduring political divisions.

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Michael Barba

Who is the ‘immensely wealthy’ developer tied to San Francisco’s corruption scandal?

News

At the center of an ‘elaborate’ corruption scheme is a prominent real estate developer who remains unnamed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Julie Zigoris

Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

Culture

One man’s dissatisfaction with San Francisco’s mid-century coffee scene jump-started a revolution and birthed a global brand. 

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City Hall is reopening: What happens to remote public comment?

Honey Mahogany’s supporters see her as the harbinger of a new kind of San Francisco politics

Who is the ‘immensely wealthy’ developer tied to San Francisco’s corruption scandal?

Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

The Standard’s guide to shopping local this holiday season