Hannah Wiley
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Deputy politics editor at The San Francisco Standard. Before: Los Angeles Times & Sacramento Bee.
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Excited to start today as deputy politics editor at
@sfstandard.com! Reach out with hot tips to [email protected], and let's grab coffee to talk all things SF politics ☕️
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July/August pie updates. I am getting better!
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I admittedly skipped July because life is 🤪 right now so I present two pies for August.

A peach pie with my BEST crust to date and a blueberry pie that, despite my forgetting the egg wash and skipping a few baking steps, was by far more popular. Proving looks are not everything!
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I admittedly skipped July because life is 🤪 right now so I present two pies for August.

A peach pie with my BEST crust to date and a blueberry pie that, despite my forgetting the egg wash and skipping a few baking steps, was by far more popular. Proving looks are not everything!
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SF Mayor Daniel Lurie won election after dumping $9.5 million of his own money into the race.

Now in office, new records show he continues to spend big bucks on private consultants to bolster his public image.

sfstandard.com/2025/08/01/s...
SF mayor pays $350K his own money on army of consultants
Mayor Daniel Lurie continues to pay a team of consultants to help craft his public image after his campaign shattered election spending records.
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Reposted by Hannah Wiley
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Across the country, antigovernment “sovereign citizens” are flooding states and counties with liens, alleging government officials owe them money or property, a tactic the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service have identified as a form of “paper terrorism.”

www.latimes.com/california/s...
How people are weaponizing state systems: ‘We file liens that crush their credit’
Financing statements — meant to record legitimate business liens — are now a vehicle for conspiracy-laced claims, trillion-dollar demands and vendettas against politicians, businesses and public emplo...
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Reposted by Hannah Wiley
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A federal judge grilled a Trump administration lawyer during a crucial hearing on a lawsuit brought by Harvard University over the government’s decision to cancel billions of dollars in federal funds for the school.
Judge Challenges Trump Administration in Hearing on Harvard Funding
In a courtroom in Boston on Monday, a lawyer for Harvard called the Trump administration’s case against the school “cooked up.”
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2028 hopefuls aren't waiting for the DNC to set the presidential calendar; they’re testing the waters for themselves in South Carolina.
Democrats in South Carolina are barely pretending they're not already running for president
A whole lot of 2028 Democratic hopefuls seem to be visiting the state.
www.politico.com
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The new rules of SF’s drug markets / ✍️ David Sjostedt

"It’s past San Francisco’s bedtime. The buses have mostly stopped running, and the skyline has dimmed. But many of the city’s drug dealers are just clocking in for work."

sfstandard.com/2025/07/11/s...
The new rules of SF's drug markets
Despite a highly publicized crackdown over the past two years, the illegal drug market lives on.
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