Political Reporter

Mike Ege

SF Board of Supes in 3 mins: An apology to Chinese Americans, police settlement kicked down the road, Gotham Hotel gets the Project Homekey treatment

Politics

Tuesday’s meeting featured the righting of historical wrongs, more discussions on supportive housing, and a fresh face for Muni’s board.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

The murder, prison romance, and false confession shaking up the Innocence Project

News

Convicted murderer Marritte Funches says he lied to get Maurice Caldwell exonerated of murder by the Northern California Innocence Project. In the process Caldwell’s attorney and Funches fell for each other.

Maryann Jones Thompson

‘Always leveling-up’: CEO Marian Goodell on the evolution of Burning Man community and culture

Culture

Part 2 of The Standard’s interview with leader of the nonprofit Burning Man Project shares more about the 2022 gathering in Black Rock City and the group’s latest initiatives.

Christina Campodonico

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

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


Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

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

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

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SF Board of Supes in 3 mins: An apology to Chinese Americans, police settlement kicked down the road, Gotham Hotel gets the Project Homekey treatment

The murder, prison romance, and false confession shaking up the Innocence Project

‘Always leveling-up’: CEO Marian Goodell on the evolution of Burning Man community and culture

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

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