Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Is San Francisco about to close some schools? Chinatown could see the first to go

News

Educators and staff were told days before the end of the school year that a move would happen in August.

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

‘Where was the city?’ SF braces for another devastating storm

The type of atmospheric river that pounded Northern California over New Year’s weekend will strike again Wednesday. 

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Joel Umanzor

Macy’s Union Square workers say rampant shoplifting to blame for closure

Business

Six employees told The Standard that they believe retail theft was a primary factor in the decision.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Why SF’s Asian American voters are walking away from the Democratic Party

Politics

Chinese immigrant communities, feeling “neglected,” are turning to the right at the city’s highest rates.

Partnerships Manager

Meaghan Mitchell

Two San Francisco sisters team up to help Black women counter domestic violence

Domestic violence has an unequal effect on San Franciscans. Last year, Black people made 29% of domestic violence-related 911 calls, while representing less than 6% of San Francisco’s population.  One silver lining? Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence – a new resource center that seeks to assist Black women combat domestic violence recently launched. 

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Is San Francisco about to close some schools? Chinatown could see the first to go

‘Where was the city?’ SF braces for another devastating storm

Macy’s Union Square workers say rampant shoplifting to blame for closure

Why SF’s Asian American voters are walking away from the Democratic Party

Two San Francisco sisters team up to help Black women counter domestic violence