Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

From poolside to deskside: SF developer bets on ‘office resort’ to bring workers back

Business

A largely vacant office building in the Financial District is the next planned site for an eat-work-play concept pioneered in Menlo Park

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Money in politics: Recology spent big on lobbying to beat back threat to garbage monopoly

Politics

San Francisco trash-hauling giant Recology spent nearly $500,000 trying to influence City Hall officials last year after a corruption scandal forced the firm to admit to overcharging customers an astonishing amount and put its decades-old monopoly on local garbage at risk.

The Standard Staff

What to expect from pandemic policies as San Francisco students head back to class

News

It’s the first day of school, and the San Francisco Unified School District says it’s well equipped to lessen the impact of Covid as the pandemic enters its third year. 

Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

San Francisco police tried to get a stolen iPhone back. Now it’s in China

She could see exactly where the phone was, but was unable to get it back.


Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Five years post-fire, a famed Castro bar is back — and really, really fun

Food & Drink

Q Bar doesn’t open until 9 p.m. — which makes it the rare queer venue with no happy hour.

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From poolside to deskside: SF developer bets on ‘office resort’ to bring workers back

Money in politics: Recology spent big on lobbying to beat back threat to garbage monopoly

What to expect from pandemic policies as San Francisco students head back to class

San Francisco police tried to get a stolen iPhone back. Now it’s in China

Five years post-fire, a famed Castro bar is back — and really, really fun