The San Francisco Standard

As businesses call it quits, leaving SF with record-high retail vacancies, these entrepreneurs are doubling — or tripling — down, taking advantage of the tenant’s market to expand. #SanFrancisco #SmallBusiness #RealEstate

The founders of Marine Layer planned to open an exclusive club in Mill Valley. Then came red tape and high costs. #MillValley #MarinCounty #MarineLayer #Business

JPMorgan’s new branch for the ultra-rich in downtown SF has complimentary umbrellas, small-batch desserts, and artwork from the bank's collection. #JPMorgan #Banking #SF #WealthManagement

The Standard’s senior news editor Annie Gaus, politics reporter Gabe Greschler, business editor Kevin Truong and business reporter Kevin Nguyen break down one of the most splitting SF ballot measures this election season — Prop K, which would permanently close a two-mile section of the Great Highway to car traffic. Click here for the full chat: https://lnkd.in/gujudZFv #SanFrancisco #Election2024 #GreatHighway

Tech has historically been one of Democratic candidates' largest sources of support. But this year's election cycle has cracked open a new chasm in the community. Kevin Truong sits down with Head of Bloomberg Beta, Roy Bahat, to discuss the split and what's behind it. Register for the Q&A here: https://lnkd.in/gTiiygbT #SanFrancisco #Tech #Election2024

In case you missed it, the Red Bull Sky Line drew a few dozen pro skaters to compete for cash in a first-of-its-kind contest at Twin Peaks today. Read more about the day here: https://lnkd.in/gx3h7yiS #SanFrancisco #Skateboard #RedBull

‘Out of the way, yet convenient to everything’: How West Portal put itself on the map as a destination.

San Francisco Standard sports columnists Tim Kawakami and David Lombardi recap the 49ers' biggest game of the season: the Super Bowl rematch versus the Kansas City Chiefs. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g64dfU6Y #SanFrancisco #49ers #NFL

The San Francisco Unified School District is poised to close 13 facilities. That’s a lot of real estate that would sit empty. Can they be liquidated or turned into something else?

The founders of Marine Layer planned to open an exclusive club in Mill Valley. Then came red tape and high costs.