The San Francisco Standard

09/02/2026

Green-card holders have been detained at SFO for several days without a bed, medical care, or a change of clothes, and the people walking past the room had no clue it existed.

09/02/2026

Meredith Dodson turned a fight to reopen schools into the city’s most potent parent organization. Now she’s stepping down, leaving behind power, supporters, and critics.

09/01/2026

On the hunt for a new go-to establishment in SF? Look no further than our Hot List, a guide to the city's best restaurants and bars, updated at the top of every month.

09/01/2026

The Giants were among five MLB teams to announce partnerships with prediction market platform Kalshi last week.

Journalist Joon Lee joins Section 415 to discuss why teams are embracing them, the dangers these partnerships pose to fans, and how players feel about it.

Five MLB teams have partnered with the prediction market platform.

09/01/2026

GrowSF, SEIU, and other unlikely allies say Rafael Mandelman’s move to strip Bilal Mahmood of committee seats amounts to political retaliation.

09/01/2026

A death this month renews questions about a century-old hazard — and the expensive, imperfect fixes that have yet to make it to San Francisco.

09/01/2026

The Jerusalem Coffee House will be closed while it fights three lawsuits that allege the pro-Palestinian cafe mistreated Jewish customers.

09/01/2026

Mayor Daniel Lurie pledged in 2025 to hand over his work messages to the public. Now his office says it has no record of texts and emails that other city departments readily produced, potentially violating local and state laws.

Read more: https://sf.news/4h0Oe6d

09/01/2026

Coach Natalie Nakase and four Golden State Valkyries players will participate in the FIBA World Cup before returning to the U.S. for a postseason run.

09/01/2026

After acquiring offensive lineman Jarrett Patterson ahead of Sunday’s cutdown, the 49ers signed 14 players to their practice squad Monday.