Politics Reporter

Han Li

She was born in Hong Kong. Does she have to prove her right to put a Chinese name on the SF ballot?

Politics

With Asian American identity politics playing heavily into local politics, it’s become a city tradition for candidates to get a Chinese name on the ballot.

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

San Francisco is getting back to in-person work. Just ask these companies

Business

Things are nowhere near where they used to be before the pandemic, but the city is leading the nation in year-over-year office visit growth

Reid Hoffman

Opinion: No, AI isn’t coming to destroy us. But it will transform the world

Opinion

Reid Hoffman argues that artificial intelligence will do something smarter than world domination — it will become an essential part of everyday life.

Christina Campodonico

San Francisco Art Institute will shutter after acquisition deal falls through

Culture

Months after the University of San Francisco signaled interest in taking over the 151-year-old school, USF and SFAI announced separately Friday the merger would not go through.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Turned away from banks, some local merchants turn to ‘small business bonds’

Local ice cream maker Humphry Slocombe opened a fifth location using a ‘small business bond’ created by SF startup SMBX.

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She was born in Hong Kong. Does she have to prove her right to put a Chinese name on the SF ballot?

San Francisco is getting back to in-person work. Just ask these companies

Opinion: No, AI isn’t coming to destroy us. But it will transform the world

San Francisco Art Institute will shutter after acquisition deal falls through

Turned away from banks, some local merchants turn to ‘small business bonds’