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Jennifer Wadsworth

San Francisco sued over police crackdown on Dolores Park skating event

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SFPD arrested more than 80 children in a crackdown on the un-permitted event. Now, four of those kids are taking the city to court.  

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Just 300 of 1 million San Francisco parking tickets make it in front of a judge each year

Culture

Out of San Francisco’s 1 million parking tickets each year, only about 300 people take it all the way to court.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

SF political power rankings: Who has Daniel Lurie’s ear?

Politics

The dust has settled on the 2024 election, and political groups that spent millions are facing the consequences of their choices.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Walgreens killing: What role did Banko Brown’s past run-ins with security play in DA’s decision not to charge?

The district attorney cited past cases as one reason not to charge security guard Michael Earl-Wayne Anthony, but some legal experts dispute that view.

San Francisco blocks cops from taking vacation during week-long international trade summit

All time off has been canceled for San Francisco police during the week in November when international leaders will converge in the city for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, The Standard has learned. 

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San Francisco sued over police crackdown on Dolores Park skating event

Just 300 of 1 million San Francisco parking tickets make it in front of a judge each year

SF political power rankings: Who has Daniel Lurie’s ear?

Walgreens killing: What role did Banko Brown’s past run-ins with security play in DA’s decision not to charge?

San Francisco blocks cops from taking vacation during week-long international trade summit