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Anna Tong

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

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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…

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Booze, a luxury hotel, and a retreat: How a city department misspent $4.6 million

A yearlong city investigation found that Sheryl Davis, the former leader of the Human Rights Commission, created an “unethical” culture.

Culture Reporter 

Zara Stone

The best books to read this summer, according to bestselling Bay Area authors

Culture

Eight of our favorite local authors recommend their favorite summer beach reads.

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Kevin Truong

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Annie Gaus

Lyft is facing an existential crisis

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The ride-hailing company’s sinking stock and management turnover has led to speculation that it could be bought out. 


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Noah Baustin

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Garrett Leahy

Westfield gives up downtown San Francisco mall

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

Booze, a luxury hotel, and a retreat: How a city department misspent $4.6 million

The best books to read this summer, according to bestselling Bay Area authors

Lyft is facing an existential crisis

Westfield gives up downtown San Francisco mall