Cal State leaders’ pay grows at twice the rate as pay for teachers

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Cal State execs still say their pay lags behind the national average while it has grown at a greater rate than that of faculty.

University president pay has increased at a greater rate than that of faculty, who are preparing to strike in early December, and the system is raising tuition. Yet, Cal State execs still say their pay lags behind the national average.

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Cal State leaders’ pay grows at twice the rate as pay for teachers

From Chinatown grocers to local winemakers, Trump’s tariffs are reshaping the economy

The SF Summer 25: The best eating and drinking for when the heat hits

View of Bayview: A tour of Third Street’s Black-owned businesses

The Standard weekend guide to SF events & entertainment—Aug. 18-21