Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

San Francisco is counting on this organization to save its streets—but is its approach legit?

News

Politics

The entity’s core philosophy—that long stints in prison can equip a person for handling crises in the streets—is a selling point that seems to run counter to mainstream psychology.


Food Editor 

Lauren Saria

This Michelin-starred lunch might be SF’s best restaurant bargain

Food & Drink

Dinner at Michelin-starred Embarcadero restaurant Angler could easily cost hundreds. But the three-course lunch menu will set you back just $45.

Omar Mamoon

This bowl of wagyu beef udon might have the city’s most exquisite Japanese noodles 

You won’t find softer, silkier udon in SF. Plus: The return of Tartine Manufactory’s meatball-centric dinner menu and praise for Snail Bar’s snails.

Liz Lindqwister

Is San Francisco on track for another dot-com bust?

Business

Tech has always been a boom-and-bust industry. So how do today’s woes compare to those of 2001’s market crash? 

The Standard Staff

Uber users will be able to hail robotaxis. But only in Phoenix

The Alphabet-owned autonomous taxi service Waymo has partnered with ride-hailing giant Uber.

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San Francisco is counting on this organization to save its streets—but is its approach legit?

This Michelin-starred lunch might be SF’s best restaurant bargain

This bowl of wagyu beef udon might have the city’s most exquisite Japanese noodles

Is San Francisco on track for another dot-com bust?

Uber users will be able to hail robotaxis. But only in Phoenix