Opinion
California’s cities and schools face big budget gaps, few options
California's major cities and school districts, like the state, are facing sizable budget holes. Here are their financial options.
SoMa residents declare victory after San Francisco withdraws relocation of mental health center
In San Francisco, some residents are declaring victory after the city withdrew its plan to move a mental health service center to their neighborhood. "There is a lot of drug abuse, a lot of mental ...
San Francisco Examiner12h
Big plans for Fisherman's Wharf as new director takes helm
Bri Maughan, formerly general manager of the Yerba Buena Gardens Conservancy, was named the new executive director of the ...
Bay Area Reporter14h
SF Mayor Lurie talks street conditions, priorities on Castro walk
The Bay Area Reporter caught up with San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie during a recent tour he took of the city’s LGBTQ Castro neighborhood.
Mission Local14h
SFPD deploys ‘mobile command unit’ to 16th and Mission BART plaza
An RV-sized 'mobile command unit' has been deployed to 16th and Mission, the latest step in an intensifying focus on the ...
A tale of two tech cities
San Francisco is the AI capital, but San Jose has plans — and cash — to make its downtown a soft landing spot for startups.
San Francisco’s AI sector fuels 2.4 million square feet of new office leases
When tech giants left San Francisco’s downtown towers, they drained the city’s energy. Now, AI firms — both giants and startups —are bringing it back.
GlobeSt22h
Bay Area’s GenAI Footprint to Grow 200% in Next 24 Months
A new report projects that the generative AI boom in the Bay Area will continue its exponential growth over the next 24 ...