Maryann Jones Thompson

Burning Man CEO explores its ‘absolutely San Francisco’ culture ahead of first gathering since 2019

Culture

News

Leader of the global community and SF nonprofit behind the annual gathering, Marian Goodell, talks with The Standard about its connection to the city and cultural evolution ahead of its first ‘burn’ since 2019.

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Gabe Greschler

The Bike Coalition got everything it wanted. Now what?

Politics

“We’re taking on that establishment role,” the coalition’s board president said. “And I think that’s great.”

Griffin Gaffney

What happens when you get hit by a car in San Francisco

Opinion

The Standard’s CEO tells the story of a near-death experience — and the endless complications that followed.

Editor-at-Large

Erin Feher

First look inside the Bank at Amador, a FiDi club doubling down on old-school opulence

The semi-private club hopes to woo a new generation with caviar, classic cocktails, and a surprisingly low membership fee. 

Christina Campodonico

What to do with all that anger? Abortion rights actions in San Francisco

You might be feeling some kind of way about the possible repeal of Roe v. Wade. Here are a few places you can put that anxious energy while we wait.

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Burning Man CEO explores its ‘absolutely San Francisco’ culture ahead of first gathering since 2019

The Bike Coalition got everything it wanted. Now what?

What happens when you get hit by a car in San Francisco

First look inside the Bank at Amador, a FiDi club doubling down on old-school opulence

What to do with all that anger? Abortion rights actions in San Francisco