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Mars Rover Spotted in Pacifica — Because of Course It Was
PublishedLook, we've all joked that parts of the Bay Area feel like another planet.
Billionaire Fight Club: Musk vs. Altman Goes to Trial Across the Bay
PublishedTwo of the most powerful men in tech are now staring each other down in an Oakland courtroom, and honestly, it's the…
One Maker 3D Printed the Entire City — And SF Wants to Buy It
PublishedThere's something deeply satisfying about seeing San Francisco reduced to a tabletop — every hill, every block, every…
OpenAI Now Has a Bigger Office Footprint Than Salesforce. Let That Sink In.
PublishedThere's been a quiet reshuffling of the San Francisco commercial real estate leaderboard, and it tells you everything…
The Mystery of the White Minivans: Big Tech's Not-So-Secret Fleet Roaming Bay Area Streets
PublishedIf you've driven anywhere in the Bay Area recently, you've probably noticed them: fleets of identical white Chrysler…
The Great Tech Reckoning: SF's Golden Industry Loses Its Shine
PublishedThe pink slips keep coming, and San Francisco's tech workforce is feeling it.
Block's 4,000 Layoffs Hit California Hard — And SF's Budget Still Goes Up
PublishedBlock, the Jack Dorsey-led payments giant behind Square and Cash App, axed roughly 4,000 employees back in February.
The Billionaire Cage Match Over AI Lands in Oakland — And You Should Actually Care
PublishedNext week, an Oakland federal courtroom becomes the center of the tech universe as Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam…
SF's Marketing Scene Is Alive — But Can a Hackathon Actually Move the Needle?
PublishedThe American Marketing Association's San Francisco chapter is gearing up for its 2026 Marketing Hackathon, bringing…
Mysterious LIDAR Cars Are Blanketing Sunnyvale — And Nobody Knows Who's Behind Them
PublishedIf you've driven through Sunnyvale lately, you've probably noticed them: unmarked cars bristling with LIDAR sensors and…
Meta Cuts 8,000 Jobs — And the Bay Area Just Shrugs
PublishedMeta is laying off roughly 8,000 employees — about 10% of its workforce — and eliminating another 6,000 open roles that…
SF's Tech Networking Scene Is Alive — And That's a Good Sign
PublishedSay what you will about San Francisco's rough few years, but the city's startup ecosystem keeps doing what it does…
The Waymo Influencer Industrial Complex Has Arrived, and It's Exactly As Cringe As You'd Expect
PublishedThere's a certain genre of tech worker content that makes you wonder if HR departments have simply given up.
A Geothermal Startup That Might Actually Be Worth the Hype
PublishedIn a region where "clean energy startup" is practically a greeting, it's easy to be skeptical when another company…
Tesla's Robotaxi Was Spotted on 880 and It Looks Like a Fisher-Price Car
PublishedTesla's much-hyped Robotaxi — the Cybercab — has been popping up on Bay Area highways, and the reviews from people…
The House That Launched a Thousand Layoffs Is Yours for Under $2 Million
PublishedIf you've ever dreamed of owning a piece of tech history — or just want to tell people at dinner parties that you live…
Another Day, Another AI Breakfast: SF's Founder-VC Circuit Keeps Grinding
PublishedIf you've walked through SoMa or the Financial District on any given weekday morning, you've probably passed at least…
Tim Cook Made SF's Rich Richer — And That's Not Actually a Scandal
PublishedTim Cook is stepping down as Apple's CEO after 15 years at the helm, and the financial obituaries are rolling in.
The Midday Pilates Economy: SF's Tech Layoff Limbo Is Now a Lifestyle
PublishedThere's a particular kind of Wednesday morning in San Francisco that changes everything — the one where your manager…
The Bay Area's New Background Noise Isn't Traffic — It's AI Dread
PublishedThere's a new ambient hum in the Bay Area, and it's not the Muni or the foghorns.
That Cool Gate Art Near Octavia? Yeah, It Wants Your Eyeballs
PublishedIf you've walked past Page Street near Octavia recently, you may have noticed some eye-catching art on a gate — the…
"Humans Only" Concert at Union Square Is Just Sam Altman Farming Your Eyeballs — Literally
PublishedIf you wandered through Union Square recently and noticed a suspiciously hip activation promising a "Humans Only"…
Seven Months, 200 Applications, Zero Offers: The SF Tech Job Market Is Brutal Right Now
PublishedHere's a reality check for anyone still clinging to the narrative that San Francisco's tech economy is humming along…
That Viral GoFundMe for the LinkedIn Engineer's Family? Maybe Do Some Homework First.
PublishedA LinkedIn engineer recently passed away, and almost immediately a GoFundMe campaign appeared for the surviving spouse.