San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

News

As evictions soar across California, tenant advocates are pushing for more cities to follow San Francisco’s lead.

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Culture

By acting as a trusted liaison between muralists and patrons, Lisa Brewer became the matriarch of SF street projects. She is accused of swindling artists and investors. 

The Standard Staff

Live blog: Connie Chan wins in D1, and other election updates

Politics

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Does Gov. Gavin Newsom have what it takes to be president?

Newsom’s time as governor and mayor of San Francisco offers a window into what he would be like as president. Not everyone is sure he has what it takes.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Darkened dreams: How a nonprofit for the blind squandered a $125 million windfall

A mysterious donation set LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired on a new, hopeful course. Ten years later, everything has changed.

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San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Live blog: Connie Chan wins in D1, and other election updates

Does Gov. Gavin Newsom have what it takes to be president?

Darkened dreams: How a nonprofit for the blind squandered a $125 million windfall