Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

Deputy Breaking News Editor

Ryan Fonseca

BART made it easier to pay. Here’s how many riders are tapping the new system

News

Tap-to-pay ticketing has been a huge hit for riders taking the train to concerts, conferences, and sporting events.

Sports Reporter

Danny Emerman

The Warriors might have unearthed another late-round gem with Will Richard 

Sports

The 22-year-old wing impressed in his NBA debut against the Lakers, earning head coach Steve Kerr’s trust immediately. 

Politics Reporter

Han Li

High-profile attacks against Asian Americans in SF rarely lead to hate crime charges

KQED and The Standard partnered to review a dozen high-profile criminal cases involving Asian American victims to unpack the essence of the fear from the Asian community — that the crimes are racially motivated or not.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

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

Business

There’s evidence of a neighborhood turnaround as foot traffic picks back up and incoming tenants—around half of which are Black-owned—pump new lifeblood to the community.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Recovering addict Matt Dorsey sells SF on how to solve its drug crisis

Politics

City Hall’s ‘nice guy’ shaped policy and PR for two decades before the mayor appointed him supervisor. But can he handle the ‘knife fight in a phone booth’?

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BART made it easier to pay. Here’s how many riders are tapping the new system

The Warriors might have unearthed another late-round gem with Will Richard

High-profile attacks against Asian Americans in SF rarely lead to hate crime charges

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

Recovering addict Matt Dorsey sells SF on how to solve its drug crisis