Tamara Straus

Opinion: Cellphone bans are the right thing for students, but a no-win for public school teachers

Opinion

The stark divide on cellphone use highlights inequities in education. It’s time for the tech giants to step up.

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Kevin Truong

Silicon Valley Bank workers quitting over ‘cultural differences’ after merger

Business

The bank has started to bleed key executives in the wake of its purchase by North Carolina-based First Citizens Bank.


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Gabe Greschler

Farrell wants citywide street vending ban, and retired cops back on the beat

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'Over the last six years, everybody has watched our city crumble. Public safety has never been a bigger concern,' mayoral candidate Mark Farrell said in an interview with The Standard.

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Jonah Owen Lamb

The Q&A: First woman to head SF’s federal public defender office talks fentanyl, immigration and criminal justice reform

Jodi Linker now leads the office defending many of the city’s poorest, many of whom she says are being scapegoated by punitive drug-trafficking laws.

Christina Campodonico

California’s first ‘first partner’ talks Oscars, equity, toxic masculinity

Culture

Jennifer Siebel Newsom brought a slice of Hollywood to SF in event to promote contender for Best International Film at 2023 Academy Awards.

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Opinion: Cellphone bans are the right thing for students, but a no-win for public school teachers

Silicon Valley Bank workers quitting over ‘cultural differences’ after merger

Farrell wants citywide street vending ban, and retired cops back on the beat

The Q&A: First woman to head SF’s federal public defender office talks fentanyl, immigration and criminal justice reform

California’s first ‘first partner’ talks Oscars, equity, toxic masculinity