Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Help wanted: SF restaurants cut hours, recruit family amid labor crunch

Business

A lack of qualified workers is forcing local restaurants and shops to do more with less, with grueling hours and skeleton crews increasingly the norm. 


News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

San Francisco mayor says drug dealers are moving away from the Tenderloin. Are they?

News

The Standard spent a day patrolling the neighborhoods Breed says drug dealers have moved into since a crackdown began.

With drug dealing at their doorstep, Tenderloin seniors say they’re trapped and ignored

Eastern Park Apartments tenants, many of whom speak little English, say concerns about unsafe conditions have gone ignored by city leaders.

November ballot grows as supervisors send sanitation, election plans to voters

Politics

The Board of Supervisors voted to send several items to voters, including plans to change city elections and sweep away a new sanitation department. Others were met with more pushback. 

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Battle for police reform: To reduce racial disparities, SFPD may ban minor traffic stops

Police Commissioner Max Carter-Oberstone calls for an end to ‘pretextual stops’ as part of a growing national movement.

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Help wanted: SF restaurants cut hours, recruit family amid labor crunch

San Francisco mayor says drug dealers are moving away from the Tenderloin. Are they?

With drug dealing at their doorstep, Tenderloin seniors say they’re trapped and ignored

November ballot grows as supervisors send sanitation, election plans to voters

Battle for police reform: To reduce racial disparities, SFPD may ban minor traffic stops