Joe Burn is a News Editor at The San Francisco Standard. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, crime and justice, and the intricacies of the judicial system, with a particular focus on California and San Francisco. His work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his insights into society, culture, and the dynamics of real estate and construction.
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Joe's coverage heavily focuses on crime, particularly in the San Francisco area. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or updates related to local crime stories and breaking news events within San Francisco and its surrounding areas.
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A man was spotted attempting to ride San Francisco's Muni Tuesday morning with a dead raccoon in tow.
By: Joe Burn
Jonathan Hirsch has shot to viral fame as the victim of antisemitism in an Oakland cafe. He also has a history of loud public arguments in front of his children, that have been caught on video.
Since Election Day, racist text messages have been sent African Americans nationwide, including San Francisco public school students and young people in the city.
Supervisor Connie Chan has won a hotly contested election battle to keep her job representing District 1, which includes the Richmond neighborhood.
By: Joe Burn
An alleged shoplifter who is accused of stealing from Stonestown mall and then fleeing to Hawaii before cops confronted her at the airport in January is now suspected of being part of a ram-raiding crew that targeted Union Square's Dior store in October.
By: Sam Mondros, Michael McLaughlin, Max Harrison-Caldwell, Joe Burn
Gov. Gavin Newsom just snapped up a new Bay Area home: a hidden mansion in the Marin County town of Kentfield, fitted with outdoor sculptures, a guest house, a handful of walk-in closets, and a swimming pool and spa.
By: Joe Burn, Stephanie K. Baer
A Christian school in the Central Valley forfeited a girls' volleyball playoff game to San Francisco's Waldorf High School due to suspicions that a player on the local team is transgender.
General Motors said Tuesday it will retreat from the robotaxi business and stop funding its money-losing Cruise autonomous vehicle unit.
The year is 2024, and the robots have won. At least, Waymo has ( seeya, Cruise ). The past 12 months have been nothing short of a
By: Joe Burn
One person and a dog were killed Sunday in a multiple-vehicle crash in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood that may be linked to earlier hit-and-run collisions on Interstate 280, police said.
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