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Sarah Wright

School district job cuts could shrink administrative staff, shift more work onto educators

News

SFUSD looks to trim the fat from its central office in an effort to close a $125 million budget deficit by December.

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Ezra Wallach

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Josh Koehn

Marc Benioff encourages Trump to send National Guard to SF; says he is ‘doing a great job’

The Salesforce CEO made clear his turn away from progressive politics in a recent interview.

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Kevin V. Nguyen

The Valkyries might not have their superstar yet, but the foundation is set

Sports

Golden State is just the fourth team to open a WNBA-dedicated training facility. Owner Joe Lacob promised the expansion franchise “unlimited resources.”  

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Han Li

What international summit? APEC becomes prime time for San Francisco’s partygoers

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For many local residents, trade and economic development seem far away—and the summit is more about having fun.

David Sjostedt

The Q&A: Senator Scott Wiener talks about his bill to create safe drug-use sites in SF, LA, Oakland

“I would be surprised if the Biden administration were to crack down on safe consumption sites,” Sen. Wiener told The Standard. “If Trump comes back into office in 2024, god forbid, that could change.”

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School district job cuts could shrink administrative staff, shift more work onto educators

Marc Benioff encourages Trump to send National Guard to SF; says he is ‘doing a great job’

The Valkyries might not have their superstar yet, but the foundation is set

What international summit? APEC becomes prime time for San Francisco’s partygoers

The Q&A: Senator Scott Wiener talks about his bill to create safe drug-use sites in SF, LA, Oakland