Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

News

The intensification of San Francisco’s homelessness emergency has coincided with a number of other trends that unhoused people say mean fewer of the once-reliable dollars from passersby and less positive interactions more generally. 

News Enterprise Editor

Brandon R. Reynolds

‘Nothing is pristine’: After a coyote bit a kid, SF wrestles with its true nature

Culture

The San Francisco coyote has been here a bit longer than the iPhone. Researchers are still trying to unlock it.

San Francisco’s booze-free cocktails are just as fancy—and expensive—as the real thing

Food & Drink

Out are the boring ‘mocktails’ of the past. In are creative, alcohol-free cocktail menus and bottle shops.

Wealth & Power Reporter

Emily Shugerman

‘A massive hotel, a lot of Champagne, a lot of fun’: A high-stakes corporate spy spills his secrets

Business

The cofounder of a business espionage firm shares how he earns trust, acquires secrets, and catches targets red-handed. 

The Standard Staff

This weekend: A ‘Gremlins’ double feature, remembering Eric Garner and ‘Diego Rivera’s America’

Plus, dance like a Wes Anderson character at Bardot A Go-Go, and immerse yourself in beautiful pages at the SF Art Book Fair.

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San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

‘Nothing is pristine’: After a coyote bit a kid, SF wrestles with its true nature

San Francisco’s booze-free cocktails are just as fancy—and expensive—as the real thing

‘A massive hotel, a lot of Champagne, a lot of fun’: A high-stakes corporate spy spills his secrets

This weekend: A ‘Gremlins’ double feature, remembering Eric Garner and ‘Diego Rivera’s America’