Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Here’s what San Francisco voters will consider in the March 2024 election

News

Politics

Seven local ballot measures, a state proposition, judicial races and more will be on the ballot in addition to the presidential primary. 


Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

As San Francisco’s largest landlord falters, tenants are banding together and winning

Business

Using labor union tactics, renters are demanding long overdue fixes and clawing back money they shouldn’t have paid.


The Standard Staff

Live blog: Chinatown celebrates Daniel Lurie as he becomes mayor

He’s volunteering at a charity, touring the Tenderloin, and riding a cable car before taking the reins as San Francisco mayor.

Culture Reporter 

Zara Stone

Depressed tech workers can’t stop talking about Zuck and Musk, therapists say

Culture

Employees are biting their tongues on the job, fearing layoffs and retaliation. But they’re venting in their 50-minute sessions.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?

Patrol Specials, a program allowing citizens to pay for a security force overseen by the city, has fizzled in recent years. It could be resuscitated. 

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Here’s what San Francisco voters will consider in the March 2024 election

As San Francisco’s largest landlord falters, tenants are banding together and winning

Live blog: Chinatown celebrates Daniel Lurie as he becomes mayor

Depressed tech workers can’t stop talking about Zuck and Musk, therapists say

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?