Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Breed hires new head of economic development to confront San Francisco’s doom loop

Politics

The city’s budget shortfall—and potentially future cuts—will put an incredible amount of pressure on the new executive director.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Matthew Kupfer

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

They were accused of sexual misconduct. SF schools let them quietly resign

News

The Standard’s investigation found that several accused school employees were able to leave under agreements that enabled the allegations to remain a secret.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Suspended city official paid $85K to ‘dear friend’ for ‘weird’ trainings

As director of the Department on the Status of Women, Kimberly Ellis used taxpayer money for a fancy Tahoe retreat — with a close pal at her side.

‘Getting harder by the day’: SF school district looks to staff up as droves of teachers depart

Scores of teachers are reconsidering their place in the city—or profession entirely—and the effects of that turnover will reverberate for months or years to come.

Manuela Tobias and Jocelyn Wiener at CalMatters

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

California lawmakers approved a plan to compel people into mental health treatment. What comes next?

San Francisco is one of seven ‘pilot counties’ tasked with implementing the plan to compel people into mental health treatment first.

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Breed hires new head of economic development to confront San Francisco’s doom loop

They were accused of sexual misconduct. SF schools let them quietly resign

Suspended city official paid $85K to ‘dear friend’ for ‘weird’ trainings

‘Getting harder by the day’: SF school district looks to staff up as droves of teachers depart

California lawmakers approved a plan to compel people into mental health treatment. What comes next?