Business Editor

Kevin Truong

J.P. Morgan conference kicks off make-or-break year for SF’s downtown

Business

An army of lanyard-clad conference goers descended on San Francisco for an event that business leaders see as critical to a Downtown comeback.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Lurie World: Tipping Point, corporate America, and campaign staff are remaking City Hall

Politics

The mayor’s hires include people connected to his nonprofit, government veterans, and private-sector figures. The Standard mapped it all out.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

City public health officials boost efforts among SF’s LGBTQ+ community amid rising monkeypox cases

News

With cases more than doubling citywide in the week after Pride and vaccine supplies not yet widely available, at-risk populations step up ahead of summer festival season.

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

‘The guinea pigs’: SF’s first entertainment zone hopes to make downtown fun again

Beyond making alcohol available on public streets, a successful party zone means investing in a vibe shift. 


Joel Umanzor

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

‘We can be free’: San Francisco Pride fosters sense of belonging

Culture

Crowds filled Civic Center on Saturday, basking in a sense of LGBTQ+ acceptance. 

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J.P. Morgan conference kicks off make-or-break year for SF’s downtown

Lurie World: Tipping Point, corporate America, and campaign staff are remaking City Hall

City public health officials boost efforts among SF’s LGBTQ+ community amid rising monkeypox cases

‘The guinea pigs’: SF’s first entertainment zone hopes to make downtown fun again

‘We can be free’: San Francisco Pride fosters sense of belonging