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Kevin Truong

Covid conundrum: Workers go ‘test hunting’ as shortage imperils SF’s pandemic recovery

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A new San Francisco Covid-19 policy meant to get workers back faster is running headlong into a shortage of tests.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Daniel Lurie is selling a housing miracle to voters. The reality is messier

Politics

As election season heats up, opponents slam the candidate’s purportedly outstanding housing record at 833 Bryant St.

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Sara Deseran

A knife-making wunderkind trusted by one of SF’s greatest chefs

Food & Drink

Everett Noel wants his beautiful, handmade knives to “create a little moment.”

The Standard Staff

Weekend guide: Jerry Garcia Day, cannabis comedy show, ‘Shrek’ rave, LCD Soundsystem residency

Culture

Celebrate the life and legacy of the Grateful Dead’s beloved frontman, roll one up to ‘Puff Puff Laugh’ and catch a tropical buzz at a tiki bar crawl.

SF noncitizen parents to cast November ballots—it could be their last

The landmark lawsuit may have impacts on many noncitizen parents, but voting for kids’ education is personal.

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Covid conundrum: Workers go ‘test hunting’ as shortage imperils SF’s pandemic recovery

Daniel Lurie is selling a housing miracle to voters. The reality is messier

A knife-making wunderkind trusted by one of SF’s greatest chefs

Weekend guide: Jerry Garcia Day, cannabis comedy show, ‘Shrek’ rave, LCD Soundsystem residency

SF noncitizen parents to cast November ballots—it could be their last