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.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Under pressure, SF school board passes budget plan to stave off state takeover

News

Facing a $125 million budget shortfall, the Board of Education adopted a plan that shows the state that the district is prepared to make cuts to balance its books next year. 

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Wealth & Power Reporter

Emily Shugerman

Secret soirees, caviar carts, pricey paintings: Inside SF’s exclusive Art Week parties

Culture

The yearly showcase lured thousands to view works from local favorites and masters — but most were there to party.

Liz Lindqwister

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Fewer people on track to die of overdoses in San Francisco in 2022: What changed?

The city oscillated between harm reduction and criminal punishment in its approach—and at times, the approaches conflicted. 

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Tenderloin restaurant owners: We need safer streets, not an ad campaign

Food & Drink

A marketing campaign to get people to visit the Tenderloin is well-intentioned, restaurateurs say. But they urge the city to clean it up.

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

Under pressure, SF school board passes budget plan to stave off state takeover

Secret soirees, caviar carts, pricey paintings: Inside SF’s exclusive Art Week parties

Fewer people on track to die of overdoses in San Francisco in 2022: What changed?

Tenderloin restaurant owners: We need safer streets, not an ad campaign