Politics Reporter

Han Li

This shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown sells ‘luxury’ goods for the dead

Culture

Traditionally, Chinese people burn ‘underworld money’ to the dead. But now they have fancier, more modern items to choose from, too.

Ximena Loeza

‘Everyone says the city is dead’—but SF’s internet radio stations beg to differ

As terrestrial radio continues its march toward increased consolidation and corporatization, local web-based broadcasters keep the magic of FM radio alive.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

Behind the scenes of a Giants broadcast with Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow, and the TV crew

Sports

How does MLB’s longest-running broadcast tandem make magic on a daily basis? With a little (OK, a lot) of help from the production team.  

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Camouflage-clad nonprofit workers perturb Mid-Market residents

News

The nonprofit described camouflage print as a “widely popular pattern,” but others beg to differ. 


The Standard Staff

This weekend: Independent Bookstore Day, Open Studios, Noodles and Ube

Plus: A beautiful San Francisco photo book, a glowing tribute to Chinatown, a queer pool tournament and more.

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This shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown sells ‘luxury’ goods for the dead

‘Everyone says the city is dead’—but SF’s internet radio stations beg to differ

Behind the scenes of a Giants broadcast with Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow, and the TV crew

Camouflage-clad nonprofit workers perturb Mid-Market residents

This weekend: Independent Bookstore Day, Open Studios, Noodles and Ube