Matthew Kupfer

San Francisco church purchased with Putin-linked oligarch money back on market

Business

The historical former Catholic church was purchased with $5 million dollars from Suleyman Kerimov, a Russian oligarch later sanctioned by the U.S.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Board of Supervisors preview: JFK meets its fate, plus affordable housing and permit appeals

Politics

After weighing in on car-free JFK Drive, supervisors will consider another property purchase under Project Homekey, a Treasure Island development and more.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

A ‘sweeps-free’ encampment popped up at City Hall. Two days later, cops swept it

News

Police remove activists and unhoused people who camped out in protest of city actions.

Oakland A’s move one step closer to Las Vegas after Nevada vote

Sports

The proposed 30,000-seat stadium would be the smallest in Major League Baseball.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

San Francisco blocks cops from taking vacation during week-long international trade summit

All time off has been canceled for San Francisco police during the week in November when international leaders will converge in the city for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, The Standard has learned. 

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San Francisco church purchased with Putin-linked oligarch money back on market

Board of Supervisors preview: JFK meets its fate, plus affordable housing and permit appeals

A ‘sweeps-free’ encampment popped up at City Hall. Two days later, cops swept it

Oakland A’s move one step closer to Las Vegas after Nevada vote

San Francisco blocks cops from taking vacation during week-long international trade summit