Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Reparations come to Berkeley Public Schools. Will students be paid?

News

Politics

In the absence of federal action, city public school systems are pursuing their own efforts to right historic wrongs at the local level. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Ban after-work emails and calls? Tech bosses say you might as well ‘ban startups’

Business

San Francisco tech leaders are raging about a proposed California law that gives the right to ignore late night calls, emails and Slack messages.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

State cracks down on SF housing gridlock, launching ‘first-ever’ review aimed at speeding up construction

The state’s housing department, citing concern over “political decision-making” is investigating SF’s housing policies as the city lags behind other cities in new construction. 

Pharma-delics? UCSF kicks off first-ever trial of drug naturally derived from magic mushrooms

Researchers hope that a novel trial could lead to breakthroughs in the use of magic mushrooms to treat mental illness. 


Maryann Jones Thompson

Burning Man CEO explores its ‘absolutely San Francisco’ culture ahead of first gathering since 2019

Culture

Leader of the global community and SF nonprofit behind the annual gathering, Marian Goodell, talks with The Standard about its connection to the city and cultural evolution ahead of its first ‘burn’ since 2019.

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Reparations come to Berkeley Public Schools. Will students be paid?

Ban after-work emails and calls? Tech bosses say you might as well ‘ban startups’

State cracks down on SF housing gridlock, launching ‘first-ever’ review aimed at speeding up construction

Pharma-delics? UCSF kicks off first-ever trial of drug naturally derived from magic mushrooms

Burning Man CEO explores its ‘absolutely San Francisco’ culture ahead of first gathering since 2019