Sports Reporter

Danny Emerman

The Warriors’ season ended with a painful ‘what if,’ but the path ahead has promise

Sports

The playoff run is over, but Joe Lacob and Mike Dunleavy Jr. see an opportunity to build around a Steph Curry-led team at least one more time.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Voters empower cops, reform welfare: Is San Francisco still a liberal bastion?

Politics

Voters passed two measures offering a tougher approach to policing and services for people addicted to drugs. Is this a sign of things to come?

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Dump Dean or embrace him? Sizing up the most polarizing man in city politics

Whether they see him as a bomb-throwing ideologue or courageous man of principle, everybody has an opinion about Supervisor Dean Preston.

News Reporter

Ezra Wallach

The kids without phones are alright 

Culture

At three San Francisco schools that have instituted phone bans, the hallways are filled with noise and the students are focused on learning — all without a cell in sight.

The Standard Staff

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Food & Drink

Pouring everything from bright whites to big reds, ‘garage blends’ to skin-contact imports, SF’s 60-plus wine bars serve connoisseurs and happy hour lovers, alike.

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The Warriors’ season ended with a painful ‘what if,’ but the path ahead has promise

Voters empower cops, reform welfare: Is San Francisco still a liberal bastion?

Dump Dean or embrace him? Sizing up the most polarizing man in city politics

The kids without phones are alright

Pop in: The Standard guide to wine bars in San Francisco