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Mayor Wants SF to Be a Tech Guinea Pig — This Time, We're Actually Into It
PublishedFor once, a San Francisco politician is saying something we can actually get behind.
Trump's San Francisco Obsession Is Getting Old — But The City Shouldn't Get Comfortable
PublishedHere we go again. The Trump administration is back on its San Francisco kicks, threatening federal intervention in the…
Gui Santos Is Carrying the Warriors' Wing Situation on His Back
PublishedLet's be honest — when you're the only wing in your team's rotation, you've either arrived or the front office has some…
Lyft vs. SF: A Tax Fight Only a City This Expensive Could Dream Up
PublishedSan Francisco and Lyft are locked in a tax dispute, and honestly, it's hard to know who to root for — a city government…
SF Crime Is Actually Down — But Don't Let Politicians Fool You About Why
PublishedHere's something you don't hear every day: San Francisco's crime rate has dropped to levels not seen in decades.
Ten Years of Fentanyl and SF Still Can't Quit It
PublishedA decade. That's how long San Francisco has been grappling with fentanyl — and after ten years of task forces…
Wiener Wants Your Vote, Just Not Your Questions
PublishedScott Wiener is running for Congress, and if you're surprised, you haven't been paying attention.
Lights Out at CBS: SF Workers Strike as Bari Weiss Pulls the Plug on National News Radio
PublishedIt's a messy week at CBS Bay Area. Workers have walked off the job in San Francisco, hitting the picket lines just as…
Don't Let the Spin Machine Bury the Truth About SF's Real Estate Tax Measure
PublishedSomething predictable is happening around San Francisco's latest real estate tax measure — and if you're not paying…
SF Lets a European Startup Wire the City — What Could Go Wrong?
PublishedSan Francisco is letting a European startup install 50 traffic-counting sensors across the city as part of the latest…
A Child Is Dead in Mission Bay. How Many More Before the City Acts?
PublishedA child is dead in Mission Bay, and if you're waiting for the city to have a come-to-Jesus moment about traffic safety…
SF's Street Ambassador Program Is Actually Working — So They're Expanding It
PublishedHere's something you don't hear often enough: a San Francisco city program that actually works, and a city government…
Claude Goes to War: Anthropic's Pentagon Deal Is a Mirror, Not an Anomaly
PublishedSan Francisco's favorite "responsible AI" company is learning something the rest of us figured out a long time ago: in…
Fielder's Not Going Anywhere — But District 9 Shouldn't Have to Wonder
PublishedIt's been a whirlwind 48 hours in District 9, and if you blinked, you missed a full political drama cycle —…
Another Life Lost in Sunnydale: City Can't Keep Ignoring This
PublishedA 24-year-old man named Tertron Johnson is dead after a shooting in the Sunnydale neighborhood, and if you're waiting…
Thousands Hit the Streets in SF for 'No Kings' Protest
PublishedSan Francisco showed up. Thousands of residents poured into the streets over the weekend for the 'No Kings' protest…
March Is Actually a Great Month to Be a Museum Nerd in SF
PublishedLook, San Francisco has a lot of problems right now.
Picture This: The Symbols That Make SoMa, SoMa
PublishedIf you had to photograph SoMa in a single frame, what would you shoot?
VC's Hangover Is Real, But Don't Write the Obituary Yet
PublishedSan Francisco's venture capital machine has been running on fumes for a while now, and nobody's pretending otherwise.
One Man's Horrible Road Home: The Ranjit Brar Story
PublishedSan Francisco has a complicated relationship with the people who love it most.