Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

Opinion

Spurred on by an election year, the city's leaders are starting to lead. But will its citizens cheer them on, or respond with even more obstruction and complaints?

Julie Zigoris

13 novels and memoirs set in SF for the bookworm on your gift list

Culture

The city comes in at No. 4 as one of the most popular settings for works of fiction.

Sports Columnist

Tim Kawakami

Kawakami: Fast start is first step for Giants’ revival. Can the winning bring a superstar?

Sports

For the first time since 2021, the Giants feel like they're on the cusp of something special. But still, there's a familiar missing piece. 

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

He helps contractors land building permits. Then his nephews do the inspections

News

Frank Chiu once led the Department of Building Inspection. Now he consults on projects that are later inspected by his relatives.

Did crime go up in San Francisco this year?

Many have painted San Francisco as a ‘Mad Max’-style wasteland under siege by unprecedented levels of crime. But a year-end analysis of crime data by The Standard shows that narrative is more spin than substance.

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Opinion: Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

13 novels and memoirs set in SF for the bookworm on your gift list

Kawakami: Fast start is first step for Giants’ revival. Can the winning bring a superstar?

He helps contractors land building permits. Then his nephews do the inspections

Did crime go up in San Francisco this year?