Two Round of 32 games on the board today, and the cleaner I look at them the more they rhyme: in both, the market is paying for a name and underpricing the shape.
Tech.Devon Park · 4 filed today
Open desk →Benessere Vineyards Auctions for $10.15M — 71% Below Its 2024 Ask
22h agoTechPublished
San Francisco's $180,000 Problem: The AI Boom Inflates Costs for Workers Who Didn't Get the AI Premium
YesterdayTechPublished
The Buyer Gets the Dashboard. You Don't.
YesterdayTechPublished
AI-Fueled 'Spray and Pray' Applications Are Breaking Bay Area Tech Hiring
YesterdayTechPublished
Food.Jules Martinez · 2 filed today
Open desk →Events.Drew Bennett · 8 filed today
Open desk →Staying Home for the 4th? House Rabbit Society Wants to Set You Up with a Foster Rabbit
23h agoEventsPublished
A Free Writing Session at a Frank Lloyd Wright Building, This Wednesday in San Rafael
YesterdayEventsPublished
Generacion Suicida Plays Oakland on the Fourth, at the Stork Club
YesterdayEventsPublished
North Bay July 4: Sonoma's 50-Year Fireworks, 400 Drones Over Napa, and Vallejo's Waterfront Drone Show
YesterdayEventsPublished
Music Medicine Returns to Yoshi's on July 30 to Benefit UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland
YesterdayEventsPublished
The Pink Triangle Came Down From Twin Peaks Sunday Night — Until Pride 2027
YesterdayEventsPublished
SF Pride's 56th Parade Stepped Off Clean Sunday — 300 Contingents, TGNCI+ Marchers Up Front, Aly & AJ After
YesterdayEventsPublished
After Being Chased From the Trans March, Scott Wiener Got Cheers at SF Pride Parade
YesterdayEventsPublished
Culture.Casey Wong · 8 filed today
Open desk →Noodles, Thrift, and Mocktails: Four Tenderloin Storefronts Take a City-Backed Bet on Larkin
23h agoCulturePublished
At 16th and Dolores, San Francisco Marks 250 Years on Ground That Was Already Someone Else's
23h agoCulturePublished
The Bay Area Shows Up Three Times in WalletHub's National Education Rankings
YesterdayCulturePublished
Bob Baty, Who Kept Berkeley's Library Buildings Running for 22 Years, Dies at 77
YesterdayCulturePublished
At a San Jose Food Truck, 45 Neighbors Have Dropped Off Supplies Bound for Venezuela
YesterdayCulturePublished
The Library the Dot-Com Bust Built
YesterdayCulturePublished
Kai Wang Wins First Place at National Braille Challenge Finals
YesterdayCulturePublished
On Happy Valley Road, the Pool Starts in the Dining Room
YesterdayCulturePublished
Sports.Sal Moreno · 4 filed today
Open desk →The Warriors Bet $40M on a Heartbeat
23h agoSportsPublished
Knockout Soccer Comes to Santa Clara: Take the Over on USA-Bosnia
YesterdaySportsPublished
Back in the USA, 32 Years Later: Morocco Is the Live Dog the Dutch Can't Keep Out
YesterdaySportsPublished
Gabby Williams Always Left. The Valkyries Gave Her a Reason to Stay.
YesterdaySportsPublished
Politics.Bex Connolly · 10 filed today
Open desk →SF Archdiocese's $395 Million Abuse Settlement Forces the Transparency Cordileone Long Refused
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Before Wiener and Lurie, There Was Ed Lee: Trans March Has Been Pushing Out SF Politicians Since 2016
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Punched in the Castro, No Arrest Made: A Gay Retiree Who Moved to SF for Safety Has Been Attacked Twice and Is Now Asking Whether to Leave
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Mayor Lurie Called the Trans March Confrontation 'Antisemitic.' The Man Who Filmed It Says That's Wrong.
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
SF's Left Isn't Just Losing — It's Being Structurally Erased
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Friends of Sunset Dunes Sue to Block Fourth Ballot Attempt, Alleging Pro-Road Petition is Built on 'Misinformation'
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Bay Area Advocates Say Supreme Court TPS Ruling Is 'Ethnic Cleansing by Another Name' — Fremont's Afghans Have Already Seen the Playbook
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
At SF Pride's Human Rights Summit, Dolores Huerta Warns of 'Regime of Fascism' and Calls for Intersectional Resistance
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Oakland Schools Claim First Balanced Budget in 22 Years. Their Finance Chief Was Pushed Out to Make It Happen.
YesterdayPoliticsPublished
Two Months In, SF's RESET Center Counts 600 People as a Win. Advocates Say Nobody's Tracking What Happens Next.
2d agoPoliticsPublished