Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

A parklet, but for community policing: Mobile ‘peacelet’ idea gains ground in SF

News

Pitched by a group that includes a retired cop and urban designer, the concept gained momentum thanks to a receptive audience at the Police Commission.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

The Q&A: Senator Scott Wiener talks about his bill to create safe drug-use sites in SF, LA, Oakland

“I would be surprised if the Biden administration were to crack down on safe consumption sites,” Sen. Wiener told The Standard. “If Trump comes back into office in 2024, god forbid, that could change.”

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

San Francisco ranks behind Birmingham, Charlotte and Hartford in converting offices into housing. Why?

Business

To grease the wheels, Mayor London Breed has put forward Proposition C, a tax break for developers that undertake conversion projects.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Board shakeup? Supervisors races could reshape SF’s political map this November

Politics

Four out of five Board of Supervisors incumbents face challengers, with two key races that could influence SF politics for years to come.

Matthew Kupfer

Politics Reporter

Han Li

As hatred spiked, Asian Americans raised their voices

Culture

Violence struck fear in the Asian American community, and ordinary San Franciscans stepped up to fight back. 

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A parklet, but for community policing: Mobile ‘peacelet’ idea gains ground in SF

The Q&A: Senator Scott Wiener talks about his bill to create safe drug-use sites in SF, LA, Oakland

San Francisco ranks behind Birmingham, Charlotte and Hartford in converting offices into housing. Why?

Board shakeup? Supervisors races could reshape SF’s political map this November

As hatred spiked, Asian Americans raised their voices