Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

San Francisco spent millions on Covid relief gift cards. Where did they go?

Politics

An audit of the Human Services Agency found that lax controls could have led to widespread fraud, theft and abuse.

The Standard Staff

What to expect from pandemic policies as San Francisco students head back to class

News

It’s the first day of school, and the San Francisco Unified School District says it’s well equipped to lessen the impact of Covid as the pandemic enters its third year. 

The Iconic Cow Palace: 75 Years of Rodeos, Music Legends and Expos

Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

‘We’re the mayor’s constituents, too’: Pandemic drastically reshapes constituent services for SF neighborhoods

Shut down by the pandemic in March 2020, residents can no longer drop into the longstanding Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services in City Hall for help getting a proclamation or guidance to handle a problem on their street.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

An 18-3 Cubs drubbing of A’s in their Sacramento debut sets a foreboding minor-league tone

Sports

Neither the product on the field — nor the sterilized surrounding atmosphere — felt like the beloved Oakland version. 

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San Francisco spent millions on Covid relief gift cards. Where did they go?

What to expect from pandemic policies as San Francisco students head back to class

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‘We’re the mayor’s constituents, too’: Pandemic drastically reshapes constituent services for SF neighborhoods

An 18-3 Cubs drubbing of A’s in their Sacramento debut sets a foreboding minor-league tone