Joel Rosenblatt
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Club soccer confidential
Inside the ultra-competitive world of San Francisco’s private youth soccer clubs, where kids hustle and parents do their best to keep up
Tech founder discovers humanity
How one startup hopes to change your life (or at least your phone use) one text at a time
Zoox and former employee locked in legal battle over data ‘hostage’ situation
Amazon-owned robotaxi company remotely encrypted personal drive of fired staffer they accuse of trade secret theft. She says it’s ‘corporate bullying’ and ‘extortion’
Local law firm standing up to Trump for principles (and profit)
As a litigation boutique, Keker, Van Nest & Peters has less to lose from taking on the administration, and may even gain some new clients
One Montgomery is a columned monument to glory days of banking in SF
Downtown pile features Sierra granite, marble staircase, and unique copper canopy
Ted Egan: Work from home here to stay, service jobs sparse, but silver lining in housing costs
San Francisco’s chief economist weighed in on Downtown’s recovery and Trump’s tariff madness last night at Manny’s
As SFSU budget cuts loom, professors allege lack of leadership is making things worse
Morale is low at College of Liberal & Creative Arts, with positions and departments on the chopping block
‘Fear and uncertainty’ pervades S.F. US Attorney’s Office as Trump pick looms
Insiders worry about immigration crackdown, and the end to an apolitical tradition
A possible accounting snafu could bring (minor) relief to SFUSD’s budget crisis
District 'needs to follow through with the planned budget cuts,’ monitor says
