Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Tenderloin restaurant owners: We need safer streets, not an ad campaign

Food & Drink

News

A marketing campaign to get people to visit the Tenderloin is well-intentioned, restaurateurs say. But they urge the city to clean it up.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Scott Shafer

Asian community activists mobilize to support school board recall, but elected officials are not on their side

Politics

School board recall supporters are confident they have heavy support in the Chinese American community, but the city’s top Chinese American public officials are not on the same page.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Frida Kahlo, lowriders and salsa lessons, plus much more

Culture

San Francisco marks Cinco de Mayo, but that’s not all. You can also check out After Dark at the Exploratorium and Free Comic Book Day.

Christina Campodonico

Nick Veronin

Calamity Fair, street artist behind ‘Weird Lady,’ takes a creative turn with new Tenderloin gallery

John Vochatzer (aka Calamity Fair) is reevaluating his role as a street artist as he opens the new Tenderloin gallery, Moth Belly.

Julie Zigoris

New art mystery twist: How did this lost Lochakov turn up in DC? 

Just one month before the Holocaust victim’s lost art turned up on a park bench, a painting was sold in a San Francisco Goodwill. 

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Tenderloin restaurant owners: We need safer streets, not an ad campaign

Asian community activists mobilize to support school board recall, but elected officials are not on their side

This weekend: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Frida Kahlo, lowriders and salsa lessons, plus much more

Calamity Fair, street artist behind ‘Weird Lady,’ takes a creative turn with new Tenderloin gallery

New art mystery twist: How did this lost Lochakov turn up in DC?