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GrowSF’s endorsement confusion complicates the District 8 race
Lurie heckled at D6 open house
‘We have to do better by you all,’ the mayor told vocal residents frustrated by crime, homelessness, and open drug use in their district
Anthropic has filed for IPO. And so it begins
Plus, is demand for compute high enough to justify all these data centers?
More AI researchers defect from Google DeepMind, fueling rumors of a sclerotic strategy inside the company
The three young engineers behind new data startup Data-Limited Regime are claiming they turned down the tech giant’s $300M retention offer
Guest Commentary: Thousands of well-paid tech workers already pay tax on unrealized gains. Billionaires can too
The case for Proposition 40
‘He’s blatantly lying about it’: Lurie’s distortion of Prop. I confuses the affordable housing debate
The mayor’s claims about the DSA-backed ballot proposition are ‘unreasonable and alarming’ according to one critic; ‘he’s been corrected numerous times,’ according to another
Could DoorDash drones actually fly in SF?
While the delivery company tries to get its drone program off the ground in Concord, questions about its local feasibility might keep it on the runway
For ‘American Bread: A History’ author Andrew Coe, bread never gets stale
‘San Francisco and the Bay Area in general is arguably the best bread-baking area in the country’
Elizabeth Holmes can’t stop believing
As a court reporter, I spent years puzzling over the Theranos founder’s powerful charisma. It took Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary to make me understand it
