Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

It’s finally here: Real driverless Cruise cars spotted picking up passengers around the city

Business

News

The training wheels are finally coming off. In the past few weeks, San Francisco has become the first major U.S. city where autonomous vehicles have provided fully driverless rides to members of the public.

Culture Reporter 

Zara Stone

Are airports really turning people without Real ID away? We flew to Reno to find out

Culture

May 7 is Real ID deadline day, so The Standard sent a reporter to fly without one. Would she make it to Reno and back?

Wealth & Power Reporter

Emily Shugerman

An AI video about SF dating was all too real. Meet the twin sisters who created it

A viral "Tech and the City" parody video hits almost too close to home.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Is SF hoarding water? One environmental group wants the city to get real about its planning

Politics

The city is planning for a drought that’s longer than any we’ve seen before. An environmental group calls it “overkill,” and says SF is taking more than its share of water.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

SF will give you thousands to open pop-ups in empty downtown storefronts. Here’s how to apply

The ‘Vacant to Vibrant’ program aims to activate empty Downtown properties with arts and small business pop-ups.

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It’s finally here: Real driverless Cruise cars spotted picking up passengers around the city

Are airports really turning people without Real ID away? We flew to Reno to find out

An AI video about SF dating was all too real. Meet the twin sisters who created it

Is SF hoarding water? One environmental group wants the city to get real about its planning

SF will give you thousands to open pop-ups in empty downtown storefronts. Here’s how to apply