Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

How low can they go? Here’s who’s buying San Francisco buildings at fire-sale prices

Business

Those with cash and patience are taking advantage of the “bottom of the market.” 

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

News

Politics

The city contractor that distributes naloxone stopped keeping track of certain basic healthcare data as of Jan. 1, 2021, according to documents obtained via public records request.

Enterprise Reporter

Anya Schultz

Inside the gutting of San Francisco’s women’s rights infrastructure

Advocates say former director Kimberly Ellis put the Department on the Status of Women on a path to failure. Now they’re fighting not to lose its legacy.

The Standard Staff

Live blog: San Francisco voters weigh in on Chesa Boudin recall, state and national primaries

San Franciscans are heading to the polls for the third time this year to decide on a number of issues that will shape the city’s political landscape for years to come. 

Arielle Pardes

Tech enters its shoeless era

Culture

In the new grindcore age of Silicon Valley, even fewer boundaries separate office from home. Enter spa slippers and cozy socks.

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How low can they go? Here’s who’s buying San Francisco buildings at fire-sale prices

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

Inside the gutting of San Francisco’s women’s rights infrastructure

Live blog: San Francisco voters weigh in on Chesa Boudin recall, state and national primaries

Tech enters its shoeless era