Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

They died poor, sick and forgotten. San Francisco scatters their ashes at the Golden Gate

Culture

Hundreds are dying from drug overdoses in San Francisco, and dozens will go unclaimed by a next of kin. This is the final step in their journey.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: Pride, Juneteenth, Castro Theatre’s 100th and more

The weekend is, once again, nigh. Do you know what you’re doing? Given that June marks the beginning of summer it’s becoming increasingly challenging to figure out how to spend our precious weekends here at The Standard

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

San Francisco high school football roundup: Week 5

Sports

Riordan earned a rare win over Valley Christian, while Sacred Heart Cathedral and St. Ignatius each lost to San Jose opponents.

Matthew Kupfer

California’s new home, auto insurance strategy is controversial. Here’s why

Business

The plan has the backing of the governor and the insurance commissioner. But it may undermine a powerful law aimed at protecting consumers.

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Angry San Francisco homeowners plot to kill city’s rezoning plan

Politics

Neighborhoods United SF, an anti-development group, is accused of fear-mongering in its quest to block rezoning.  

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They died poor, sick and forgotten. San Francisco scatters their ashes at the Golden Gate

This weekend: Pride, Juneteenth, Castro Theatre’s 100th and more

San Francisco high school football roundup: Week 5

California’s new home, auto insurance strategy is controversial. Here’s why

Angry San Francisco homeowners plot to kill city’s rezoning plan