San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

News

As evictions soar across California, tenant advocates are pushing for more cities to follow San Francisco’s lead.

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Anna Tong

San Francisco’s crypto love affair sings a swan song—but could blockchain save the city?

Business

Thousands of cryptocurrency developers and enthusiasts are returning to the city for an event—who knows when we’ll see them again.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

San Francisco drug crisis: Activists open safe drug use pop-up site

The Standard witnessed several people using drugs at the site while many others lined up to obtain fresh materials to consume their drugs.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

Pablo Sandoval created Justin Verlander’s worst moment. Now they’re working for the same side

Sports

Sandoval's two home runs off Verlander in Game 1 of the 2012 World Series could lead to good-natured ribbing at Giants' spring training. But Sandoval won't bite. 

Twitter abruptly fired 48 janitors. SF can now sue companies that do the same

Politics

A new law lets San Francisco investigate labor violations and create pathways for companies to appeal violations.

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San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

San Francisco’s crypto love affair sings a swan song—but could blockchain save the city?

San Francisco drug crisis: Activists open safe drug use pop-up site

Pablo Sandoval created Justin Verlander’s worst moment. Now they’re working for the same side

Twitter abruptly fired 48 janitors. SF can now sue companies that do the same