Sarah Holtz

Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

Culture

A private security firm linked to Coachella’s promoter regularly recruits Marines to work volunteer shifts at major California music festivals. Legal experts and industry insiders question the practice.

Julie Zigoris

Step inside San Francisco’s magical ‘Cosmic Templum’ where fire ceremonies happen daily

The Yoga Society of San Francisco is home to the Cosmic Templum, where Vedic fire ceremonies happen daily. 


Frances Dinkelspiel

At Berkeley’s Gaza protest encampment, an uneasy calm holds—for now

A tense but steady calm held at Berkeley—a famous cauldron of protest and uncalm—while a sometimes-violent uproar has overtaken so many other universities across the US.

Enterprise Reporter

Jesse Alejandro Cottrell

The children facing quick deportation, alone, in SF immigration court

At rarely seen hearings, unaccompanied teenagers and families with toddlers face lawyers for the government.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: Celebrate SF’s Earth Day roots, Hella Plants and ‘Bawdy Storytelling’

Plus, the Warriors face the Nuggets, SFFilm Festival returns IRL and Janelle Monáe talks sci-fi at City Arts & Lectures.

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Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

Step inside San Francisco’s magical ‘Cosmic Templum’ where fire ceremonies happen daily

At Berkeley’s Gaza protest encampment, an uneasy calm holds—for now

The children facing quick deportation, alone, in SF immigration court

This weekend: Celebrate SF’s Earth Day roots, Hella Plants and ‘Bawdy Storytelling’