Opinion: California’s pension funds are rigged to stick taxpayers with the bill
AB 1383 would let CalPERS and CalSTRS keep lowballing what they ask public employees to pay, leaving taxpayers to cover the gap — again.
The San Francisco Standard
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Outraged by The Standard’s rape-kit investigation? Here’s what you can do
A guide to the San Francisco officials and agencies with power over sexual assault investigations.
Lurie has spent $1.22M on private consultants since taking office
A campaign finance filing made public Friday shows the mayor continuing to pay a coterie of political strategists.
Gavin Newsom releases tax returns amid DOJ probe
It’s the first time the governor has disclosed his returns since 2022.
Opinion: How one CA law created 1.2 million new headaches
AB 339 was supposed to stop California agencies from quietly outsourcing government jobs. A year in, it’s mostly produced paperwork.
The San Francisco StandardReporting
Jackie Fielder wants a hearing on the mayor’s permit software. A Lurie ally may stop it Plus: The city tries again (and again) to fight street vending, a new reporter joins Power Play, and Art Agnos gets a street.
Newsom memoir sparked Ruby Rippey’s tell-all response — and disputes key detail in memoir
The timing of the account comes as Newsom ramps up toward his expected 2028 presidential run.
The San Francisco StandardReporting
Lurie welcomes federal regulation of Waymo and robotaxi industry The San Francisco mayor is backing a bill from Rep. Kevin Mullin that would require autonomous vehicle companies to improve their performance during emergencies.
The San Francisco StandardReporting
SF Democrats set date for D8 endorsement after sexual assault allegation roils race Plus: Becerra's invisible campaign could hurt down-ballot Democrats and Pelosi keeps the money flowing to Chan.
Woman arrested by ICE at SFO is SF photographer, cafe worker
Friends identify the woman as a longtime San Francisco resident; State Sen. Scott Wiener calls for her release.
