The Standard Staff

Feds just raided a catalytic converter theft ring: Here are the riskiest SF neighborhoods for car owners

News

On Wednesday, Nov. 2, officials with the United States Justice Department announced they had arrested 21 individuals in five states—including two men and one woman in Sacramento—for their role in a national criminal network of thieves, dealers and processors of catalytic converters.

Sports Columnist

Tim Kawakami

Steph Curry can see the end: ‘You need a little fear of what’s coming’

Sports

NBA superstars aren't known for being rational or reasonable. But his vision is what makes him unique, and it's leading him clear-eyed toward the finish line.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

A history of San Francisco scandals: Sex, bribes, and murder

Politics

San Francisco’s rich history of dirty politics includes deadly shootouts, sex crimes and affairs, and pervasive bribery schemes.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Short bike lane, epic feud: Why an SF college is going to war over 29 parking spots

The SFMTA has heard the anguished cries of bike lane opponents. They aim to build it anyway.

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Security guards allege decade-long pattern of abuse at de Young Museum

Culture

The city has paid out more than $1 million to settle seven lawsuits from current and former guards. But the allegations keep coming.

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Feds just raided a catalytic converter theft ring: Here are the riskiest SF neighborhoods for car owners

Steph Curry can see the end: ‘You need a little fear of what’s coming’

A history of San Francisco scandals: Sex, bribes, and murder

Short bike lane, epic feud: Why an SF college is going to war over 29 parking spots

Security guards allege decade-long pattern of abuse at de Young Museum