The Standard Staff

Congressman John Burton, who championed the poor, dies at 92

Politics

Known for his compassion and foul mouth, Burton was a towering figure in California politics since 1974.

Editor-at-Large

Sara Deseran

Before dinner with friends, a steam room with strangers

Food & Drink

Onsen in the Tenderloin has reopened with an affordable prix fixe that starts with a trip to the bathhouse.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

5 takeaways from ‘The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin,’ which unpacks Chinese American immigrant trauma

Culture

On the 140th anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act, the San Francisco Playhouse stages a play about family, identity and intergenerational trauma.

Christina Campodonico

Forget love apps, Gen Z wants to date like cats

According to a new Harris Poll, Gen Z thinks dating apps are cheugy, would rather take a hike than ‘Netflix and chill,’ and are perfectly comfortable being single.

Culture Intern

Ella Chakarian

How hot is your résumé? A college freshman creates a Zuckerberg-style rating game

Linkd’s ranking system was meant to be a publicity stunt, until a batch of student coders got their hands on it.

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Congressman John Burton, who championed the poor, dies at 92

Before dinner with friends, a steam room with strangers

5 takeaways from ‘The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin,’ which unpacks Chinese American immigrant trauma

Forget love apps, Gen Z wants to date like cats

How hot is your résumé? A college freshman creates a Zuckerberg-style rating game