News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Fatal overdoses raise new questions about city-funded drug rehab nonprofit

News

Clients of drug rehab nonprofit Baker Places say rampant drug dealing and use at their facilities leaves them vulnerable to relapse and death. 

The Standard Staff

Live blog: SF firefighters and private citizens open their garages for democracy

Politics

One San Francisco homeowner has lost count of the number of times he’s hosted a polling place in his garage. And two local high schoolers get work and election experience at a local fire station.

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

The city contractor that distributes naloxone stopped keeping track of certain basic healthcare data as of Jan. 1, 2021, according to documents obtained via public records request.

Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

Since its San Francisco founding a decade ago, the YIMBY movement has been in hyper-growth mode—and it’s throwing its weight around this election season. But on their home turf, YIMBYs have watched their goals slip seemingly further and further out of reach.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Are rumors of a pirate crime spree on the San Francisco Bay exaggerated?

Reported rising crime along the Oakland Estuary has spread fear among those living on the San Francisco Bay.

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Fatal overdoses raise new questions about city-funded drug rehab nonprofit

Live blog: SF firefighters and private citizens open their garages for democracy

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

Are rumors of a pirate crime spree on the San Francisco Bay exaggerated?