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Search ArticlesHow a FIFA World Cup rule turned into Levi’s hottest T-shirt
Published Jul. 20, 2026at3:14pm Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google It turns out the cover-up is worth more than the crime. FIFA, the ruling body of soccer, forced stadiums hosting World Cup matches — including Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara — to remove corporate branding for the duration of the tournament. Instead of getting angry, Levi Strauss & Co. got creative and developed a surprise hit.
A popular Mexican American bakery is moving into the former Shuggie’s space
Published Jul. 20, 2026at2:29pm Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google One of the Bay Area’s most popular Mexican American bakeries is taking over the former Shuggie’s restaurant in the Mission. Florecita Panaderia will vacate its shoebox Bryant Street location Aug. 26 and will reopen Sept. 12 at the former Shuggie’s space on 23rd and Bryant.
49ers camp preview: Rookie spotlight, Morris’ changes, and no contract drama?
Published Jul. 20, 2026at10:00am When the 49ers opened training camp in 2016, Chip Kelly was the coach, Blaine Gabbert and Colin Kaepernick were competing for the starting quarterback job, and Joe Staley and NaVorro Bowman were the best players on each side of the ball. A lot has changed over the past decade in Santa Clara, where Kyle Shanahan is entering his 10th season, the 49ers are one of the NFL’s most stable franchises, and none of the players from Kelly’s roster are still around.
Her rape kit had a DNA match. In San Francisco, that’s not enough
Published Jul. 20, 2026at6:00am The 25-year-old couldn’t stop shaking as she signed a document authorizing nurses at San Francisco General Hospital to catalog her body as a crime scene. She’d moved thousands of miles away from her family to start a career in San Francisco as a mechanical engineer. After a summer spent training for a marathon, her legs should’ve been strong, but they trembled beneath her. Over the next two months, she did everything a rape victim is supposed to do.
Three takeaways from our investigation into SFPD’s rape case crisis
Published Jul. 20, 2026at6:00am Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google The Standard’s investigation into how the San Francisco Police Department handles rape cases revealed that a historically understaffed investigative unit is pursuing fewer cases than it has in years. While the public was told the city’s rape-kit scandal had been cleaned up, another problem persists: Alleged rapists are rarely arrested, and alleged rapes are even more rarely prosecuted. 1.
Giants trade tiers: 6 categories, 31 players, and only 1 sure thing
Giants trade tiers: 6 categories, 31 players, and only 1 sure thing Rookie Bryce Eldridge is the team’s lone untouchable player, but Buster Posey must be willing to listen to offers on everyone else. Robbie Ray’s start on Sunday against the Mariners could be his last in a Giants uniform. | Source: Olivia Vanni/Getty Images For subscribersPublished Jul.
‘Pizza for the people’: Two Bernal Heights kids are opening their dream shop
Published Jul. 20, 2026at6:00am Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google After watching “Do the Right Thing” as kids in Bernal Heights, Nathaniel Talbot and Jamari Hilliard-Vasquez did what anyone would: They ordered a pizza from the now-closed Valencia Street staple Arinell. Now, they’re turning that childhood memory into a business. For 18 months, the friends have been operating Fatty Natty, a New York-style pizza pop-up known for thin crusts and unexpected toppings.
What we learned from Yaxel Lendeborg and the Warriors’ Summer League title run
Published Jul. 20, 2026at6:00am For some people, a trip to Las Vegas is successful if they leave the blackjack table even. The Warriors left town after hitting the jackpot. For the first time since Draymond Green and Ian Clark led the Warriors to Summer League supremacy in 2013, the team is returning from Las Vegas with some hardware. The Summer Warriors defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 94-90 in the championship game behind an exclamation point from rookie Yaxel Lendeborg.
The candy flavor you hated most as a kid is suddenly everywhere
Published Jul. 20, 2026at6:00am Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google If you grew up in the U.S. in the ’90s or 2000s, your opinions about banana flavoring were most likely informed by aggressively artificial candies like Laffy Taffy or crescent-shaped Runts. But if those scared you off banana-flavored foods forever, it may be time to reconsider: Banana is having a moment in San Francisco, showing up in coffee, cocktails, and teas that taste fresh and surprisingly sophisticated.
Clint Reilly, longtime political fixer and Examiner owner, dies at 79
Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google Clint Reilly, a longtime San Francisco political operative, real estate magnate, newspaper owner, and one-time mayoral candidate, died Sunday at 79, his company said in a statement. Reilly was the oldest of 10 children, born in Oakland and raised in San Leandro. He attended Menlo Park’s St. Patrick’s Seminary for high school and college but later abandoned his plans to become a Catholic priest.