Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

As dog attacks rise, San Francisco struggles to hold owners accountable

News

Canine aggression is trending up to pre-pandemic heights, exacting a devastating toll on victims. So why are fewer cases ending up in dog court?

Reporter

Sarah Wright

The importance of algebra: SF public schools’ ‘math pathway’ draws fire as state considers similar program

The state curriculum process has reignited a 7-year-old debate about how to teach math at SF schools and how best to build equity into education. 

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Why is San Francisco called Bip City?

As the ubiquity of car break-ins continues to make national news, the term ‘bipping’ has now made its way into mainstream Bay Area culture.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: NFT hologram show, learn to roller skate, Secret Sidewalk and more

Culture

Also: Remembering Wayne Thiebaud, a Tenderloin and Lower Polk art walk, the San Francisco Independent Film Festival and an origami folding class.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Matthew Kupfer

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

They were accused of sexual misconduct. SF schools let them quietly resign

The Standard’s investigation found that several accused school employees were able to leave under agreements that enabled the allegations to remain a secret.

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As dog attacks rise, San Francisco struggles to hold owners accountable

The importance of algebra: SF public schools’ ‘math pathway’ draws fire as state considers similar program

Why is San Francisco called Bip City?

This weekend: NFT hologram show, learn to roller skate, Secret Sidewalk and more

They were accused of sexual misconduct. SF schools let them quietly resign