Sarah Holtz

‘It’s not over’: How rage pushed a Bay Area man into a life of AIDS activism

Culture

Ahead of World AIDS Day, Michael Bongiorni is largely driven by hope. Several sections of the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display at Golden Gate Park on Dec. 1.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

San Francisco 911 dispatchers oppose demand for long hours during APEC amid burnout

News

Politics

San Francisco has announced plans to mobilize its 911 dispatchers for the first time in over 15 years when world leaders flock to the city for November’s Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.

Food Editor 

Lauren Saria

Want a taste of how vibrant downtown SF could be? Try this new Italian deli

Food & Drink

Aurora Centro serves Italian panini, Danish smørrebrød and a glimpse into a more vibrant future for downtown.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Five takeaways on ‘The Tenderloin Center,’ the city’s safe consumption site

A breakdown of The Standard’s report about a linkage center that quickly evolved into a de-facto safe consumption site. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

China’s Xi Jinping arrives in San Francisco to fanfare, protests

The Chinese president is set to meet with President Joe Biden and high-level executives during his first visit to San Francisco since 1985. 

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‘It’s not over’: How rage pushed a Bay Area man into a life of AIDS activism

San Francisco 911 dispatchers oppose demand for long hours during APEC amid burnout

Want a taste of how vibrant downtown SF could be? Try this new Italian deli

Five takeaways on ‘The Tenderloin Center,’ the city’s safe consumption site

China’s Xi Jinping arrives in San Francisco to fanfare, protests