Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Meet the San Francisco parking crusaders who call 311 on their neighbors

News

How a given San Franciscan regards the informants’ work is a Rorschach test for the relationship they think the city should have with cars.

Rachel Scheier

Once upon a time, San Francisco department stores were the highlight of Christmas

Culture

To a generation of Bay Area children, celebrating the holidays meant “going Downtown.” 


Editor-at-Large

Erin Feher

Ruth Asawa’s most valuable work isn’t on view at a museum

The famed artist was the ultimate PTA mom. The city's arts programs still shine because of her. 


Partnerships Manager

Meaghan Mitchell

Supervisor Shamann Walton on why he believes car-free JFK is ‘segregationist’ policy

Politics

Last April, in the early stages of the pandemic, Mayor London Breed announced that a portion of John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park would be closed to car traffic to provide more space for social distancing. The decision was music to the ears of community organizations like People Protected, Walk SF and the…

The Standard Staff

Live blog: Chinatown celebrates Daniel Lurie as he becomes mayor

He’s volunteering at a charity, touring the Tenderloin, and riding a cable car before taking the reins as San Francisco mayor.

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Meet the San Francisco parking crusaders who call 311 on their neighbors

Once upon a time, San Francisco department stores were the highlight of Christmas

Ruth Asawa’s most valuable work isn’t on view at a museum

Supervisor Shamann Walton on why he believes car-free JFK is ‘segregationist’ policy

Live blog: Chinatown celebrates Daniel Lurie as he becomes mayor