Reporter

Sarah Wright

San Francisco RV community eyes more permanent home but faces tough road ahead

News

Families living in RVs on a busy city street would like a more permanent home with basic amenities for their community—if it can survive neighborhood backlash, university say-so and city bureaucracy.

Sports Reporter

David Lombardi

Miami loss makes it even clearer: 49ers must do more to protect Brock Purdy

Sports

Injuries forced the 49ers into a makeshift offensive line down the stretch against Miami, but their problems up front are deeper than that.

The Standard Staff

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 4-7

Culture

After 2-year closure, Bar Agricole reopens; SF Ballet at Frost Amphitheater; a big crawfish boil; an extra dose of Tokimonsta; and the 48th annual Nihonmachi Street Fair.

Omar Mamoon

This bowl of wagyu beef udon might have the city’s most exquisite Japanese noodles 

Food & Drink

You won’t find softer, silkier udon in SF. Plus: The return of Tartine Manufactory’s meatball-centric dinner menu and praise for Snail Bar’s snails.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Bloody sidewalks, knife attacks and a corpse: What workers face outside San Francisco federal building

A month after a D.C. official told workers to stay away from Seventh Street due to crime, federal police were on-site to escort U.S. government officials in town for a meeting about employee safety.

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San Francisco RV community eyes more permanent home but faces tough road ahead

Miami loss makes it even clearer: 49ers must do more to protect Brock Purdy

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 4-7

This bowl of wagyu beef udon might have the city’s most exquisite Japanese noodles

Bloody sidewalks, knife attacks and a corpse: What workers face outside San Francisco federal building