Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

YIMBY group sues Bay Area city, accusing it of stuffing its housing plan with junk

Business

California's housing laws aren't enforced unless someone forces the issue in the courts

Jillian D’Onfro

Japantown is a rare post-pandemic success story. Can it last?

Japantown’s small businesses have thrived in the past year, unlike those elsewhere in SF. Merchants weigh in on the anomaly. 


Politics Reporter

Han Li

In liberal San Francisco, Asian immigrants are joining the Republican Party in droves

Politics

Concerns about public safety and education have led many immigrants from Chinese-speaking regions to reject progressive politics in San Francisco.

The Standard Staff

This week in civics: Dine out for life, start a co-op, get outside

Culture

Plus, multiple opportunities to connect with San Francisco’s leaders from the comfort of your home.

The war over the Great Highway is tearing the Sunset apart

As a debate over whether to close a portion of the roadway leads to literal fights, a key question remains: If it's eroding into the ocean, does it even matter?

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YIMBY group sues Bay Area city, accusing it of stuffing its housing plan with junk

Japantown is a rare post-pandemic success story. Can it last?

In liberal San Francisco, Asian immigrants are joining the Republican Party in droves

This week in civics: Dine out for life, start a co-op, get outside

The war over the Great Highway is tearing the Sunset apart