Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

San Francisco grapples with influx of asylum-seekers: ‘It’s never been this busy’

Politics

A family of five that fled violence in Peru hopes to find a permanent home in the Bay Area, but the process will likely take years.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Downtown San Francisco is full of secret spaces. Here are the best, worst and weirdest

Culture

Food & Drink

The city’s core has dozens of privately owned, public open spaces, ranging from beautifully maintained terraces to subterranean urban crevasses. 

Julie Zigoris

Next door to San Francisco’s flailing downtown, this neighborhood thrives on ‘quiet luxury’

A tale of two neighborhoods show different approaches to exiting San Francisco’s doom loop. 


The Standard Staff

Live blog: SF firefighters and private citizens open their garages for democracy

One San Francisco homeowner has lost count of the number of times he’s hosted a polling place in his garage. And two local high schoolers get work and election experience at a local fire station.

Maryann Jones Thompson

Meet the godmother of San Francisco’s independent booksellers

Business

Elaine Petrocelli is the force behind Book Passage, one of the Bay Area’s most prominent booksellers.

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San Francisco grapples with influx of asylum-seekers: ‘It’s never been this busy’

Downtown San Francisco is full of secret spaces. Here are the best, worst and weirdest

Next door to San Francisco’s flailing downtown, this neighborhood thrives on ‘quiet luxury’

Live blog: SF firefighters and private citizens open their garages for democracy

Meet the godmother of San Francisco’s independent booksellers