PG&E bills are going up yet again to pay for wildfire protections

News

About 16 million people in California will see their electric and gas bills go up by an average of more than $32 per month over the next year

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Moliga steps down from school board one day after decisive recall vote

Though the commissioner likely had until March 1 to vacate his seat, Moliga said he wanted to make room for “a new board member to step in at this important moment.”

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?

Patrol Specials, a program allowing citizens to pay for a security force overseen by the city, has fizzled in recent years. It could be resuscitated. 

Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

SF nonprofits brace for bloodbath as Lurie slashes grant funding

Politics

A Standard analysis found that grants related to homelessness and economic development are facing steep cuts.

Gabe Greschler

Gavin Newsom changes his story on Baja trip after whale-watching junket disclosed

Staffers at the time called it a “personal” trip to Mexico — but have since changed their story.

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PG&E bills are going up yet again to pay for wildfire protections

Moliga steps down from school board one day after decisive recall vote

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?

SF nonprofits brace for bloodbath as Lurie slashes grant funding

Gavin Newsom changes his story on Baja trip after whale-watching junket disclosed