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AI‑Fueled 'Spray and Pray' Applications Are Breaking Bay Area Tech Hiring
AI automation tools have tripled application volumes since 2021, stretched Bay Area time-to-hire by 76% in six months…
Back in the USA, 32 Years Later: Morocco Is the Live Dog the Dutch Can't Keep Out
The last time these two played at a World Cup, the venue was the United States, the year was 1994, and the Netherlands…
North Bay July 4: Sonoma's 50‑Year Fireworks, 400 Drones Over Napa, and Vallejo's Waterfront Drone Show
Sonoma marks its 50th consecutive fireworks show this Fourth, Napa launches 400 drones over Oxbow Commons, and…
Gabby Williams Always Left. The Valkyries Gave Her a Reason to Stay.
For most of her career, Gabby Williams made the rational choice the WNBA spent a decade pretending wasn't rational: she…
Bob Baty, Who Kept Berkeley's Library Buildings Running for 22 Years, Dies at 77
Robert Lawrence Baty II, who rose to head of facilities and maintenance at the Berkeley Public Library after 22 years…
Music Medicine Returns to Yoshi's on July 30 to Benefit UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland
The 16-year-running benefit concert series returns to Yoshi's Oakland with all proceeds going to the Patient Care Fund…
The Pink Triangle Came Down From Twin Peaks Sunday Night — Until Pride 2027
The 31-year-old Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks wrapped its 2026 run Sunday night.
At a San Jose Food Truck, 45 Neighbors Have Dropped Off Supplies Bound for Venezuela
Aquenono, a Venezuelan food truck in San Jose, has become a community staging point for earthquake relief: gloves…
SF Pride's 56th Parade Stepped Off Clean Sunday — 300 Contingents, TGNCI+ Marchers Up Front, Aly & AJ After
The 56th SF Pride Parade went off Sunday on Market Street — 300-plus contingents, 35,000–40,000 marchers, TGNCI+…
The Library the Dot‑Com Bust Built
At Eighth and Folsom in SoMa, the Prelinger Library is marking twenty-two years with an estimated 50,000 items —…
Kai Wang Wins First Place at National Braille Challenge Finals
The Berkeley seventh grader traveled to Los Angeles this weekend as the only California competitor at the National…
On Happy Valley Road, the Pool Starts in the Dining Room
A 1960 Mid-Century Modern house at 3907 Happy Valley Road in Lafayette — where the swimming pool originates inside the…
After Being Chased From the Trans March, Scott Wiener Got Cheers at SF Pride Parade
Sunday's 56th annual SF Pride Parade on Market Street brought tens of thousands out for what amounted to a reset after…
At SF Pride's Human Rights Summit, Dolores Huerta Warns of 'Regime of Fascism' and Calls for Intersectional Resistance
The day before a million people descended on San Francisco for Pride weekend, Dolores Huerta told a room at the…
Oakland Schools Claim First Balanced Budget in 22 Years. Their Finance Chief Was Pushed Out to Make It Happen.
Oakland Unified's school board approved a tentative budget this week that its president called the district's first…
Two Months In, SF's RESET Center Counts 600 People as a Win. Advocates Say Nobody's Tracking What Happens Next.
San Francisco's RESET sobering center has processed roughly 600 people since opening on Sixth Street in May, and…
Fox Corp's $22 Billion Roku Buy Gives Murdoch a Front Door Into 100 Million Homes — Including California's
Fox Corporation's $22 billion acquisition of San Jose-based Roku will hand Rupert Murdoch something he has never…
Community Walks Lake Merritt for Missing Oakland Coffee Shop Owner, Three Months In
About 50 friends, family members and supporters walked around Lake Merritt last Friday in a show of solidarity for Amy…
Newsom Wants a Federal Billionaires' Tax — While Blocking the One That Could Actually Pass
California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a sweeping national agenda to tax the ultra-wealthy last Friday, calling for a…
SF's Required Jail Oversight Committee Has Never Met. Now a Grand Jury Says the System Is at a 'Breaking Point.'
A year-long civil grand jury investigation has found San Francisco's jails overcrowded, dangerously understaffed, and…
California's Doctors and School Boards Are Helping Billionaires Kill a Healthcare Funding Measure
A California labor union defied pressure from Gov.
SF's Unemployment Rate Is the Best in California. The City Still Has 40,000 Fewer Jobs Than 2019.
San Francisco's unemployment rate fell to 3.3% in May — fourth consecutive monthly drop, second-lowest in California —…
The Law That Made the Marina Safeway Tower Possible May Also Kill It
The state housing statute that fast-tracked a proposed 25-story tower at the Marina Safeway site may have contained its…
Bay Area Tech's Equity Divide Doesn't Just Sort Workers. It Sorts Customers.
This week's Bay Area tech stories named a divide inside the workforce.