Where 5 candidates to be California’s new U.S. senator stand on the economy, crime and the border

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The main contenders to become California’s new U.S. senator want voters to see them in a certain light.

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Josh Koehn

The San Francisco lawyer rewriting civil rights in Trump’s America

Harmeet Dhillon once was a conservative attorney working in a liberal stronghold. Now she's a “stone-cold killer” leading the president's culture wars.

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Sam Mondros

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Culture

By acting as a trusted liaison between muralists and patrons, Lisa Brewer became the matriarch of SF street projects. She is accused of swindling artists and investors. 

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Gabe Greschler

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Annie Gaus

Broken horses: Investigation uncovers years of injuries, mistreatment at Golden Gate Park

After The Standard inquired about troubles at city-owned stables, a horseback riding company’s permits were revoked in San Francisco and at Camp Mather.

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Emily Shugerman

OpenAI thinks its critics are funded by billionaires. Now it’s going after them

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The AI giant is filing complaints and issuing subpoenas to groups opposed to it, suggesting they’re all part of a billionaire conspiracy. 

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Where 5 candidates to be California’s new U.S. senator stand on the economy, crime and the border

The San Francisco lawyer rewriting civil rights in Trump’s America

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Broken horses: Investigation uncovers years of injuries, mistreatment at Golden Gate Park

OpenAI thinks its critics are funded by billionaires. Now it’s going after them