Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Culture

News

By acting as a trusted liaison between muralists and patrons, Lisa Brewer became the matriarch of SF street projects. She is accused of swindling artists and investors. 

The Standard Staff

Election live blog: DA Jenkins ‘thrilled’ with early results; Dorsey, Engardio lead supervisor races

Politics

Polls for San Francisco’s fourth and final election of the year are closed, and the results will have major implications for the future.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

The Q&A: First woman to head SF’s federal public defender office talks fentanyl, immigration and criminal justice reform

Jodi Linker now leads the office defending many of the city’s poorest, many of whom she says are being scapegoated by punitive drug-trafficking laws.

Liz Lindqwister

Fans sell-out across SF as cooling center sees busiest day ever

A massive heat dome continues to trap blazing hot air over the Bay Area as San Franciscans hunt for fans and places to stay cool.

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‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Election live blog: DA Jenkins ‘thrilled’ with early results; Dorsey, Engardio lead supervisor races

The Q&A: First woman to head SF’s federal public defender office talks fentanyl, immigration and criminal justice reform

Fans sell-out across SF as cooling center sees busiest day ever

Why isn’t there a bus lane on San Francisco’s Bay Bridge?