The Standard Staff

The ‘orgasmic meditation’ trial is unearthing some nasty details 

Culture

Leaders of OneTaste, a San Francisco group focused on female sexual fulfillment, face a 20-year maximum sentence.

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 News Editor

Joe Burn

Sinkhole floods multiple San Francisco homes. Traffic diverted

News

A sink hole has burst a water main and caused flooding in the Richmond District.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

Training police in ‘harm reduction’ approaches to drug addiction has worked in many cities. But in San Francisco, distrust between cops and social workers killed the effort—and severed a literal lifeline for Noah Tesfa.  

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Eddie Sun

Posh San Francisco enclave enters pickleball cold war as anonymous fliers dropped

National Pickleball Day wouldn’t be the same without anonymous propaganda fliers.

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The ‘orgasmic meditation’ trial is unearthing some nasty details

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

Sinkhole floods multiple San Francisco homes. Traffic diverted

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

Posh San Francisco enclave enters pickleball cold war as anonymous fliers dropped