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Matt Smith

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David Sjostedt

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

News

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The city contractor that distributes naloxone stopped keeping track of certain basic healthcare data as of Jan. 1, 2021, according to documents obtained via public records request.

The Standard Staff

Live blog: San Francisco voters weigh in on Chesa Boudin recall, state and national primaries

San Franciscans are heading to the polls for the third time this year to decide on a number of issues that will shape the city’s political landscape for years to come. 

Lena Park

11 top SF chefs on the cookbooks they can’t live without

Food & Drink

From their kitchen to yours: The required reading that inspires restaurant professionals.

Joshua Bote

How Cruise secured support from local groups as it pushed to expand robotaxis

Business

Only 3 groups and officials out of 32 who sent in letters in support of the company say they are pulling back on their endorsement even as vehicles have been pulled from the road nationwide. 


Food Editor 

Lauren Saria

The 10 best diners in SF, according to a panel of pros

From Michelin-starred chefs to owners of cult-favorite smashburger joints, pros weigh in on where they go for sunny-side-up eggs, corned-beef hash, and pancakes.


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As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

Live blog: San Francisco voters weigh in on Chesa Boudin recall, state and national primaries

11 top SF chefs on the cookbooks they can’t live without

How Cruise secured support from local groups as it pushed to expand robotaxis

The 10 best diners in SF, according to a panel of pros