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Jennifer Wadsworth

‘Deny, deny, deny’: The shady insurance scheme fleecing thousands of homeowners

Business

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As insurers flee the state, once-obscure, unregulated carriers have stepped up to take their place. And they're denying an extraordinary number of claims.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

San Francisco set out to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024. Why has it failed?

Politics

Traffic fatality rates in the city remained basically unchanged despite a decade of work to end deaths altogether.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?

Patrol Specials, a program allowing citizens to pay for a security force overseen by the city, has fizzled in recent years. It could be resuscitated. 

The Standard Staff

This weekend: David Huffman, Off the Grid, Papercuts, Boyz II Men and more

Culture

Plus, Boyz II Men, Trans Day of Visibility, Pitches 2 Riches Comedy Show, Caroline Rose and the return of Electroluxx at Public Works.

Sarah Holtz

Why are some of the Bay Area’s best chefs giving up on Michelin stars?

Food & Drink

The past few years have left restaurant owners, chefs and food workers across the Bay Area questioning the high costs of winning the coveted symbol of culinary excellence.

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‘Deny, deny, deny’: The shady insurance scheme fleecing thousands of homeowners

San Francisco set out to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024. Why has it failed?

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?

This weekend: David Huffman, Off the Grid, Papercuts, Boyz II Men and more

Why are some of the Bay Area’s best chefs giving up on Michelin stars?