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Josh Koehn

War for JFK Drive: How a museum’s money is shaping the fight over San Francisco’s most controversial street

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A nonprofit linked to the de Young Museum and San Francisco’s Fines Arts Museums agency has deployed a powerful team of lobbyists to combat a highly motivated group of parents as the fate of JFK Drive hangs in the balance.

Recovering addict Matt Dorsey sells SF on how to solve its drug crisis

City Hall’s ‘nice guy’ shaped policy and PR for two decades before the mayor appointed him supervisor. But can he handle the ‘knife fight in a phone booth’?

Griffin Gaffney

What happens when you get hit by a car in San Francisco

Opinion

The Standard’s CEO tells the story of a near-death experience — and the endless complications that followed.

San Francisco mystery property: How a $13.5 million dirt lot explains the city’s housing crisis

An empty lot for sale in San Francisco’s ritzy Nob Hill neighborhood provides a stark example of how the city created its own housing crisis.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Bodies in streets, parks, buses: The everyday horror of stumbling on an overdose victim

Data obtained by The Standard show that more than 1,000 San Franciscans may have encountered overdose deaths on the city’s streets in the past four years.

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War for JFK Drive: How a museum’s money is shaping the fight over San Francisco’s most controversial street

Recovering addict Matt Dorsey sells SF on how to solve its drug crisis

What happens when you get hit by a car in San Francisco

San Francisco mystery property: How a $13.5 million dirt lot explains the city’s housing crisis

Bodies in streets, parks, buses: The everyday horror of stumbling on an overdose victim