Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

‘A tiny little Fillmore’: SF’s oldest theater turned itself into a performance powerhouse

Culture

Under new leadership, the 137-year-old Ruth Williams Bayview Opera House transformed itself from community center to performance powerhouse.

Joshua Bote

‘A technological and societal revolution’: Key takeaways from OpenAI’s DevDay in San Francisco

Business

A 100-million user benchmark and a cameo from Microsoft’s Satya Nadella were highlights from OpenAI’s first-ever developer day.

Tech Culture Reporter

Rya Jetha

‘Burnout is a myth’: Stern words for new workers at SF’s tech intern fest  

Once a 3,000-person merch-fest, Internapalooza is now an exclusive event for Silicon Valley’s most brilliant and hardcore interns. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

The mayor and the SFChamber of Commerce believe in-office work is essential to city’s economy. But concerns about Covid surges and employee preferences may hinder the effort to get workers back downtown.

News Reporter

Ezra Wallach

Dudes duke it out at Golden Gate Park ‘Duel to the Death.’ No casualties reported

Convinced (wrongly) of a gender-ratio imbalance in the dating pool, young men turn to battle with inflatable boxing gloves.

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‘A tiny little Fillmore’: SF’s oldest theater turned itself into a performance powerhouse

‘A technological and societal revolution’: Key takeaways from OpenAI’s DevDay in San Francisco

‘Burnout is a myth’: Stern words for new workers at SF’s tech intern fest

Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

Dudes duke it out at Golden Gate Park ‘Duel to the Death.’ No casualties reported