Politics Reporter

Han Li

A quiet power rises in SF politics: Chinese grandparents

Politics

In an election year when Chinese American voters are being sought after aggressively, Chinese seniors are becoming increasingly visible in local politics.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

New SF domestic worker law could lay the groundwork for a new type of employee benefits

Business

A novel San Francisco effort could help usher in a new era of portable benefits for workers.

Tom Radulovich

Opinion: It’s time for SF to rethink street lighting

Opinion

From blight to light: SF streets are either dim or lit like freeways, with consequences for nightlife, public safety and simple aesthetics.


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.

Maryann Jones Thompson

Christina Campodonico

The best picnic spots in San Francisco’s killer parks

San Francisco’s beloved parks are the perfect places to picnic, play and more when Karl the Fog is not around.  

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A quiet power rises in SF politics: Chinese grandparents

New SF domestic worker law could lay the groundwork for a new type of employee benefits

Opinion: It’s time for SF to rethink street lighting

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

The best picnic spots in San Francisco’s killer parks