Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

City attorney subpoenas bank records in probe of trash company Recology’s ties to SF environmental agency

Politics

The subpoena comes as the city attorney and controller’s office conduct a public integrity review into the Department of the Environment.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Dianne Feinstein memorial no longer open to public

News

The late senator’s memorial service outside San Francisco City Hall Thursday is now only open to invited guests due to security concerns.

The Standard Staff

Here/Say Media joining with Public Comment

We’re going deeper on something that’s core to our mission—breaking down the news. That’s why we’re teaming up with Public Comment, a local online outlet covering San Francisco’s economy and politics. 

Eli M. Rosenberg

San Francisco street vendors beg city for help as crackdown starts

Business

As public safety concerns prompt a new ban, longtime vendors in the area say they are being unfairly punished. 


Liz Lindqwister

Will SVB’s collapse burst San Francisco’s AI hype bubble?

The startup world’s bank of choice folded, and artificial intelligence workers are fearing the worst from the Silicon Valley Bank fallout.

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City attorney subpoenas bank records in probe of trash company Recology’s ties to SF environmental agency

Dianne Feinstein memorial no longer open to public

Here/Say Media joining with Public Comment

San Francisco street vendors beg city for help as crackdown starts

Will SVB’s collapse burst San Francisco’s AI hype bubble?