Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

Tech exodus looks bad for SF — but the doomsayers are wrong about the reasons

Business

High-profile departures suggest there is an exodus, but the Bay Area is still the nation’s leading tech destination. 

Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

‘We’re the mayor’s constituents, too’: Pandemic drastically reshapes constituent services for SF neighborhoods

Politics

Shut down by the pandemic in March 2020, residents can no longer drop into the longstanding Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services in City Hall for help getting a proclamation or guidance to handle a problem on their street.

Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

National debate rages over what the SF school board recall was ‘really about’

News

Seemingly every national outlet is chiming in with their own viewpoint on the significance of last week’s school board recall. The Standard breaks down the arguments about what the school board recall was “really about.”

Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

SF public defender stops taking cases, citing Lurie’s anti-fentanyl surge

The move comes as the mayor seeks to cut 15% from all city departments.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

San Francisco gets a magic mushroom church that actually feels like a church

Culture

Opening Sunday in the Castro District, the Church of Cosmic Consciousness is a pastoral endeavor spreading the gospel of psilocybin.

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Tech exodus looks bad for SF — but the doomsayers are wrong about the reasons

‘We’re the mayor’s constituents, too’: Pandemic drastically reshapes constituent services for SF neighborhoods

National debate rages over what the SF school board recall was ‘really about’

SF public defender stops taking cases, citing Lurie’s anti-fentanyl surge

San Francisco gets a magic mushroom church that actually feels like a church