Enterprise Intern

Ania Keenan

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever

News

The city is turning away millions of dollars that could help Black mothers, even as they face nearly triple the risk of premature birth as white mothers.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

San Francisco’s Union Square isn’t dying—it’s transforming

Business

A number of retailers have fled San Francisco’s premier shopping district. Others are choosing to double down.

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.

News Reporter

Ezra Wallach

The kids without phones are alright 

At three San Francisco schools that have instituted phone bans, the hallways are filled with noise and the students are focused on learning — all without a cell in sight.

Christina Campodonico

City Hall is reopening: What happens to remote public comment?

Politics

As the pandemic subsides, City Hall wades into a whole new way of handling how citizens weigh in.
 


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Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever

San Francisco’s Union Square isn’t dying—it’s transforming

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

The kids without phones are alright

City Hall is reopening: What happens to remote public comment?