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Sports - The San Francisco Standard. 49ers are NFL champ favorites in 2025, despite Super Bowl Sunday loss. San Francisco has +450 odds to get its record-tying sixth Super Bowl title next season, per FanDuel Sportsbook. Super Bowl 2024: How to watch Sunday’s 49ers-Chiefs showdown. Scenes from Super Bowl 58 opening night with the 49ers and Chiefs.
The San Francisco Standard is the Bay Area’s fastest growing source for news and information. Whether it’s an investigation into political corruption or a guide to the best wine bars in town, we provide San Francisco—one of the most dynamic cities in the world—with the journalism it deserves.
Jun 9, 2024 · The SF economy is being carried by one industry these days—and it’s not AI. The latest jobs report shows the industry is still adding jobs while the private sector continues to shrink. However, advocates say work conditions need to improve.
6 days ago · Key political developments from San Francisco, Sacramento, and beyond.
The San Francisco Standard is an online news organization based in San Francisco, California, launched in 2021 and funded in part by the billionaire venture capitalist Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital.
3 days ago · Valencia bike lane will be kicked to the curb. But no one can agree when. After almost a year of the griping over the Valencia Street center-running bike lane from bicycle activists, motorists and business owners, the city will finally kick the controversial pilot program to the curb—literally. Moving the lanes could be done in weeks, but ...
San Francisco Standard readers have lots of thoughts about our stories, sparking clever ideas and contrarian views. San Francisco has enabled drug users for too long. It’s time for compassion—with accountability. Latest in Opinion. Reader responses to The Standard’s reporting that made us say “hmm …” Jun. 01, 2024 • 6:00am.
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