Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Who’s in control? Behind OpenAI’s convoluted corporate structure

Business

At the center of the chaos engulfing OpenAI is the company’s unique governance structure, rooted in its origins as a mission-driven nonprofit.


Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Overcrowding at San Francisco hospital causes major ambulance delays

News

Patients have waited multiple days before getting a room, nurses said. New data obtained by The Standard shows that in 2022, every hospital in San Francisco failed to meet targets for offloading patients quickly enough.

Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Daniel Lurie’s ‘plan’ to fix downtown is off to a vague start

Opinion

The mayor ran for office on a theme of governmental accountability and was quick to point the finger at City Hall whenever bad news broke. Guess who's accountable now?

Avocado toast, coffee, e-bikes: How soaring inflation is impacting San Francisco staples

San Francisco doesn’t have a reputation for being particularly affordable, but inflation has sent the cost of some of the city’s favorite items soaring.

Cyclist’s family divided over no prison time for intoxicated driver who killed Ethan Boyes

Boyes’ loved ones divided on whether or not the driver should be incarcerated. He will serve one year of home confinement and pay a $25,000 fine.

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Who’s in control? Behind OpenAI’s convoluted corporate structure

Overcrowding at San Francisco hospital causes major ambulance delays

Opinion: Daniel Lurie’s ‘plan’ to fix downtown is off to a vague start

Avocado toast, coffee, e-bikes: How soaring inflation is impacting San Francisco staples

Cyclist’s family divided over no prison time for intoxicated driver who killed Ethan Boyes