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David Sjostedt

3 people die of drug overdoses every week in San Francisco supportive housing

Politics

Almost every time Edwin Armando Alvarez overdosed on fentanyl, he said he awoke grateful to be alive. But on March 9, alone in his residential hotel room in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, he didn’t wake up.

Christina Campodonico

Why is there a warship in San Francisco Bay?

Culture

The USS Tripoli—the Navy’s “newest amphibious assault ship”—crossed under the Golden Gate Bridge on Saturday and parked itself at Pier 30 ahead of Fleet Week. But some San Franciscans say it’s too loud.

Video Journalist

Mike Kuba

Rosalie Tapavalu

If San Francisco were a stock, would you buy or sell? This is what people had to say

The Standard recently set out to pose people the question: if San Francisco were a stock, would you buy it or sell it? This is what they had to say.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco angles to buy out PG&E’s local assets in move to public power

PG&E called the city’s efforts a “waste of time and resources,” and said its assets are not for sale.  

Garrett Leahy

Here’s how long it took to buy locked up basic items in San Francisco stores

Business

To deter thieves, stores are putting products under lock and key, leaving customers waiting for a clerk to unlock a tube of toothpaste.

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3 people die of drug overdoses every week in San Francisco supportive housing

Why is there a warship in San Francisco Bay?

If San Francisco were a stock, would you buy or sell? This is what people had to say

San Francisco angles to buy out PG&E’s local assets in move to public power

Here’s how long it took to buy locked up basic items in San Francisco stores