Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

San Francisco lost some great restaurants in 2023—but some wonderful places returned

Food & Drink

Culture

From neighborhood Chinese restaurants to chef-driven projects with Michelin stars, this year saw plenty of turnover.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: Psychedelic roller skating, Red Chamber Opera, Barack Obama and Nina Simone

Plus, the worldly sounds of Sofi Tukker, the Frameline Film Festival and two exhibitions of the late San Francisco Filipino artist, Carlo Villa.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

‘Getting harder by the day’: SF school district looks to staff up as droves of teachers depart

News

Scores of teachers are reconsidering their place in the city—or profession entirely—and the effects of that turnover will reverberate for months or years to come.

Shelley D. Fargo

Hungry after hours? A map of late night eats around San Francisco

Here’s where to find the increasing number of bars and restaurants that stay up to feed the city’s night owls.

Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Why Aaron Peskin’s progressive cred may not be enough to win

Politics

Peskin’s campaign touts his quarter-century of tenant protections. As evictions have cooled, that message may no longer resonate. 

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San Francisco lost some great restaurants in 2023—but some wonderful places returned

This weekend: Psychedelic roller skating, Red Chamber Opera, Barack Obama and Nina Simone

‘Getting harder by the day’: SF school district looks to staff up as droves of teachers depart

Hungry after hours? A map of late night eats around San Francisco

Why Aaron Peskin’s progressive cred may not be enough to win