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Anna Tong

Tech’s latest disruption target: San Francisco’s Board of Education

News

Politics

For years, aspiring tech moguls have moved to San Francisco and brought ideas like “move fast and break things” to disrupt a myriad of traditional industries. Now, many local techies have set their sights on a new sector: local politics, starting with the Feb. 15 Board of Education recall.  Early recall contribution data analyzed by…

Rachel Zarrow

Bay Area-set novel ‘The Red Arrow’ is a time-travelling, psychedelic journey into mental wellness

Culture

Author William Brewer is one of a growing set of local literary figures who have embraced the power of entheogenic plants and compounds to change their lives for the better.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Lurie gives Waymo the keys to Market Street. People are furious

Rideshare companies and safe-street advocates are fuming that the mayor is playing favorites.

Joel Umanzor

Used condoms and car crashes: Sex work on Shotwell Street has residents fed up

Shotwell Street residents say they're tired of johns crashing into their cars since sex work barricades went up on Capp Street one year ago.

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Kevin Truong

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Noah Baustin

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Garrett Leahy

Westfield gives up downtown San Francisco mall

Business

The mall was rocked by an announcement in May that Nordstrom would not renew its lease and has faced declines in foot traffic and sales.

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Tech’s latest disruption target: San Francisco’s Board of Education

Bay Area-set novel ‘The Red Arrow’ is a time-travelling, psychedelic journey into mental wellness

Lurie gives Waymo the keys to Market Street. People are furious

Used condoms and car crashes: Sex work on Shotwell Street has residents fed up

Westfield gives up downtown San Francisco mall