Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

‘Make your health insurance company cry’: One woman’s fight to turn the tables on insurers 

Business

Fed up with the lengthy insurance appeal process, Holden Karau launched an AI-powered platform that makes  it easier for patients to fight back.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Photos by Chris Behroozian

SF’s hottest new taproom pours the city’s ‘coldest beers’

Food & Drink

The house that Kolsch built, Standard Deviant, has a new location at Pier 70 that’s drawing lines out the door.

The Standard Staff

Pelosi attends gathering for Israel in San Francisco; Palestinian supporters rally

News

Competing events were held in San Francisco Sunday as local officials and members of the community voiced support for Israel, and backers of the Palestinian cause rallied Downtown. 

Leora Tanjuatco Ross

Opinion: Gavin Newsom just did something heroic — and it has nothing to do with Trump

Opinion

Newsom's reform of state housing law was a renegade move that will help make California affordable again.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

An unlikely pandemic success story? WeWork and other SF coworking spaces

While WeWork represents only 1% of the total office space in the city, it accounted for 17% of total leasing activity in 2021. 


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‘Make your health insurance company cry’: One woman’s fight to turn the tables on insurers

SF’s hottest new taproom pours the city’s ‘coldest beers’

Pelosi attends gathering for Israel in San Francisco; Palestinian supporters rally

Opinion: Gavin Newsom just did something heroic — and it has nothing to do with Trump

An unlikely pandemic success story? WeWork and other SF coworking spaces