Matthew Kupfer

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Politics

Workers at the forefront of San Francisco’s struggles with drugs and homelessness say the city isn’t doing enough to protect them.

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Remote work is losing its grip on SF, at last

Business

An "exciting resurgence of energy" points to San Franciscans getting back into the office.

Chris Roberts

The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

News

Politicians at the local, state and federal level are promoting a ‘tough love’ policy of pushing recalcitrant drug users into rehab. But will it actually work?

The Standard Staff

The Standard’s guide to shopping local this holiday season

Culture

Here are 20 staff recommendations for unique, offbeat, and affordable gifts for the people you love.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

SF is losing a generation of Black men to overdoses. It’s worse here than anywhere

The city’s elder Black men are bearing the brunt of the deadly overdose crisis.

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Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Remote work is losing its grip on SF, at last

The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

The Standard’s guide to shopping local this holiday season

SF is losing a generation of Black men to overdoses. It’s worse here than anywhere