Christina Campodonico

What would you pay for a piece of San Francisco art history?

Culture

The Russian Hill campus of the San Francisco Art Institute is up for sale. The asking price remains a mystery.


Political Reporter

Mike Ege

SF Board of Supes in 5 mins: Castro bars, evictions, police shootings and more Omicron

Politics

Among the items up for consideration at Tuesday’s San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting: new bars in the Castro, more eviction protections, and hearings on police shootings and Omicron response.

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Jonah Owen Lamb

State launches probe of troubled builder in wake of Standard articles

News

Tad Van Nguyen first came into public notice when San Francisco’s building department flagged his work as among the city’s worst contractors.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

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Josh Koehn

Suspended, revoked nonprofits could lose city contracts under new policy

San Francisco officials crafted a new policy to ensure nonprofits comply with state law before receiving taxpayer dollars following a report by The Standard.

Maryann Jones Thompson

The Standard Top 10: Which companies spent the most to lobby SF City Hall in 2021?

We looked at which companies spent the most money to lobby San Francisco City Hall in 2021, and how that shaped the city’s policy priorities.

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What would you pay for a piece of San Francisco art history?

SF Board of Supes in 5 mins: Castro bars, evictions, police shootings and more Omicron

State launches probe of troubled builder in wake of Standard articles

Suspended, revoked nonprofits could lose city contracts under new policy

The Standard Top 10: Which companies spent the most to lobby SF City Hall in 2021?