Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Photo booths are popping up all over San Francisco—and you have this company to thank

Business

Culture

Since Photomatica launched in 2010, it’s installed 200 analog and vintage-inspired photo booths in dives around the world. 

The Standard Staff

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 25-28

From Ali Shaheed Muhammad to Deafheaven and from Jackie Chan’s ‘Drunken Master’ to a new restaurant where the robots serve the food, there’s a lot going on in SF this weekend.

Sarah Holtz

Oakland restaurant Hi Felicia struggled for months before abrupt closure, former workers say

Responding to accusations of bounced checks and general disorder, the restaurant’s owner apologized to staff who felt “upset and uncomfortable.”

Reporter

Sarah Wright

The importance of algebra: SF public schools’ ‘math pathway’ draws fire as state considers similar program

News

The state curriculum process has reignited a 7-year-old debate about how to teach math at SF schools and how best to build equity into education. 

Eli Rosenberg

Joel Umanzor

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

One week into San Francisco vending crackdown, almost no one is happy

Longtime vendors say they are making less than $20 a day after the street ban, while illicit sellers play cat-and-mouse with the police.


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Photo booths are popping up all over San Francisco—and you have this company to thank

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 25-28

Oakland restaurant Hi Felicia struggled for months before abrupt closure, former workers say

The importance of algebra: SF public schools’ ‘math pathway’ draws fire as state considers similar program

One week into San Francisco vending crackdown, almost no one is happy