Matthew Kupfer

Ex-Twitter employees lawyer up as paltry severance agreements roll in

Business

Lawyers are launching a mass of costly cases against the tech giant. But not everyone believes the former employees have a strong hand.

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

YIMBY group sues Bay Area city, accusing it of stuffing its housing plan with junk

California's housing laws aren't enforced unless someone forces the issue in the courts

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

How many people are behind the assaults on San Francisco homeless?

News

Despite allegations that former city official Don Carmignani is connected to eight attacks, victims describe several distinct suspects. 


The Standard Staff

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 4-7

Culture

After 2-year closure, Bar Agricole reopens; SF Ballet at Frost Amphitheater; a big crawfish boil; an extra dose of Tokimonsta; and the 48th annual Nihonmachi Street Fair.

Chris Larsen

Opinion: Surveillance and civil liberties are both crucial to fixing San Francisco

Opinion

Here’s why I believe in surveillance cameras and support District Attorney Chesa Boudin. 

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Ex-Twitter employees lawyer up as paltry severance agreements roll in

YIMBY group sues Bay Area city, accusing it of stuffing its housing plan with junk

How many people are behind the assaults on San Francisco homeless?

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 4-7

Opinion: Surveillance and civil liberties are both crucial to fixing San Francisco