Liz Lindqwister

Are we living through California’s worst month for mass shootings?

News

The data shows the incidents of the past few weeks are unfortunately, not that uncommon, even for a state with strong gun laws.


News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SFMTA set to receive millions from federal infrastructure bill, despite labor ruling

S.F. transit officials breathed a sigh of relief this week, with federal funds expected to come through despite a labor ruling that withholds money from California agencies. 

The Standard Staff

Associated Press

‘We lost a giant’: Sen. Dianne Feinstein, trailblazer from San Francisco, dies at 90

Politics

The legendary senator had a long career as a public servant that launched here in San Francisco. 

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Inside SF’s frozen-in-time criminal justice center: Abandoned shoes, broken phone booths and a deserted news bureau

Once the site of two county jails, the San Francisco Police Department headquarters, the Medical Examiner’s Office and the District Attorney’s Office, the seismically unfit Hall of Justice is slowly emptying out.

Deputy News Editor

Stephanie K. Baer

Restaurants can charge service fees, gratuities under new ‘junk fee’ carveout

Business

State lawmakers introduced the bill this month after backlash from the restaurant industry over a new law that bans service fees starting July 1.

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Are we living through California’s worst month for mass shootings?

SFMTA set to receive millions from federal infrastructure bill, despite labor ruling

‘We lost a giant’: Sen. Dianne Feinstein, trailblazer from San Francisco, dies at 90

Inside SF’s frozen-in-time criminal justice center: Abandoned shoes, broken phone booths and a deserted news bureau

Restaurants can charge service fees, gratuities under new ‘junk fee’ carveout