Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

SF downtown is still dead—but job listings, venture capital point to a possible rebound

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Office workers are staying home for now, but record levels of investment in S.F. suggest a brighter long-term outlook for downtown.  

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

BART watchdog blasts agency, saying she was stymied by management, board, unions

Harriet Richardson, BART’s first Inspector General, says she was stymied at every turn by the agency’s management, board and unions. 


Joshua Bote

How Cruise secured support from local groups as it pushed to expand robotaxis

Only 3 groups and officials out of 32 who sent in letters in support of the company say they are pulling back on their endorsement even as vehicles have been pulled from the road nationwide. 


Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

Salesforce’s Marc Benioff, long a champion of San Francisco, keeps a low profile on the crisis facing downtown

The CEO has been SF’s most visible businessman and philanthropist. But recently, he’s remained mum on the role Salesforce will play in the most severe crisis SF has faced in recent decades: the disappearance of office workers from downtown. 

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Meaghan Mitchell

The Standard’s Guide to Bay Area holiday pop-up shops

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Let this round-up of holiday pop-up shops guide you through the unique gifts one can find while supporting local merchants. 

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SF downtown is still dead—but job listings, venture capital point to a possible rebound

BART watchdog blasts agency, saying she was stymied by management, board, unions

How Cruise secured support from local groups as it pushed to expand robotaxis

Salesforce’s Marc Benioff, long a champion of San Francisco, keeps a low profile on the crisis facing downtown

The Standard’s Guide to Bay Area holiday pop-up shops