Julie Zigoris

Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

Culture

One man’s dissatisfaction with San Francisco’s mid-century coffee scene jump-started a revolution and birthed a global brand. 

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Kevin V. Nguyen

Tech Culture Reporter

Rya Jetha

The most exclusive event of NBA All-Star Weekend? It’s a tech conference

Business

Sports

AI leaders and media moguls will rub shoulders with sports superstars Friday at the Technology Summit, which launched 25 years ago in San Francisco.

Lydia You

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

17 new pop-up shops to open in empty downtown San Francisco storefronts

News

City officials announce the first of three groups of artists, makers and merchants to convene culture and creativity with help from sponsoring agencies.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

People really hate PG&E, as utility ranks dead last in customer satisfaction survey

January’s sky-high heating bills earned the beleaguered Northern California gas company little love.


Senior News Editor

Joe Burn

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

2 longtime businesses leave San Francisco neighborhood ahead of holidays

A San Francisco retail corridor is losing Japanese floral design shop Utsuwa and Lotta’s Bakery and Sweet Antiques this month.

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Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

The most exclusive event of NBA All-Star Weekend? It’s a tech conference

17 new pop-up shops to open in empty downtown San Francisco storefronts

People really hate PG&E, as utility ranks dead last in customer satisfaction survey

2 longtime businesses leave San Francisco neighborhood ahead of holidays