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Peek at what your neighbor is reading and the trends transforming San Francisco’s public libraries

Culture

Far from “dead,” SF’s libraries are approaching record circulation as they emerge from the pandemic. Here’s why.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

Teen says SF cop used drugs, had sex with her. He got a $240K salary anyway

News

Rodger Ponce De Leon spent more than six years in a windowless room with other troubled officers. He is Exhibit A for the city’s shadow system of holding cops accountable.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

The murder, prison romance, and false confession shaking up the Innocence Project

Convicted murderer Marritte Funches says he lied to get Maurice Caldwell exonerated of murder by the Northern California Innocence Project. In the process Caldwell’s attorney and Funches fell for each other.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: Kronos Festival, ‘Magrittomania,’ Sunday Streets and more

Plus, a not-so-secret Sofar Sounds, SFMOMA’s Art Bash and Yvonne Orji—better known as Molly from ‘Insecure’—comes to Cobb’s Comedy Club.

Director of Audio

Sophie Bearman

Why Andrew Ahn remade the first gay film he ever saw

Life in Seven Songs

The filmmaker behind “Fire Island” and “The Wedding Banquet” is redefining what queer Asian romance looks like on screen.

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Peek at what your neighbor is reading and the trends transforming San Francisco’s public libraries

Teen says SF cop used drugs, had sex with her. He got a $240K salary anyway

The murder, prison romance, and false confession shaking up the Innocence Project

This weekend: Kronos Festival, ‘Magrittomania,’ Sunday Streets and more

Why Andrew Ahn remade the first gay film he ever saw