Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

Against the tide: Startup incubator Y Combinator is back in person, saying SF is still where the action is

Business

As much of Big Tech goes permanently remote, local startups seek the collaboration and innovation that working side-by-side provides. 

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

The Q&A: Senator Scott Wiener talks about his bill to create safe drug-use sites in SF, LA, Oakland

News

“I would be surprised if the Biden administration were to crack down on safe consumption sites,” Sen. Wiener told The Standard. “If Trump comes back into office in 2024, god forbid, that could change.”

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

How an Instagram ad, a $1,000 side hustle and a SoCal road trip led 2 SF teens into the hands of Border Patrol

The pair, described as pawns in a larger scheme, were told to drive to the border, pick up three men hiding in the brush and then take them to Orange County. 

Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

The city to propose stricter RV parking ban, easing towing of vehicles used as homes

Politics

The mayor’s office and SFMTA will unveil a plan that makes it easier to tow RVs. Critics say it will hurt families living in vehicles.

Tech Culture Reporter

Rya Jetha

Lyft plans to launch robotaxis in Dallas next year, but analysts are skeptical 

The rideshare company is trying to claw back market share from its main rival, Uber. 


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Against the tide: Startup incubator Y Combinator is back in person, saying SF is still where the action is

The Q&A: Senator Scott Wiener talks about his bill to create safe drug-use sites in SF, LA, Oakland

How an Instagram ad, a $1,000 side hustle and a SoCal road trip led 2 SF teens into the hands of Border Patrol

The city to propose stricter RV parking ban, easing towing of vehicles used as homes

Lyft plans to launch robotaxis in Dallas next year, but analysts are skeptical