Prominent Union Square building quietly changed ownership, could signal another retail exit
The quiet transfer of a prominent building in San Francisco’s Union Square to a new owner late last year is reportedly setting the scene for the departure of another major luxury retailer from the ...
San Francisco Is Getting Its Own Council of Tech Oligarchs
Gizmodo reached out to the San Francisco Mayor’s office for comment.
Fisherman's Wharf taps new community benefit district leader
The new leader of the Fisherman's Wharf community benefit district arrives at a time of climbing visitation and investment in ...
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AI companies’ booming demand could drive SF real-estate rebound
Demand from the generative AI companies is benefitting San Francisco’s office market and economy in multiple ways, he said.
San Francisco Mayor Lurie unveils sweeping reforms to city's approach to homelessness, behavioral health
Mayor Daniel Lurie unveiled an initiative to transform the city's homelessness, mental health, and drug addiction response.
St. Patrick’s block party lights up S.F.'s most experienced entertainment zone
Downtown SF Partnership expects to draw thousands of attendees on Monday for its "St. Pat’s on Front" block party, the latest ...
Could Bay Area’s traffic nightmares bring back casual carpool?
Before COVID shutdowns took hold in 2020, Kuan Butts had a breezy commute from Oakland to San Francisco — by catching rides with strangers. Every morning he joined the rush-hour throngs at Monte Vista ...
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AC Transit to raise prices effective this summer
Some riders on Alameda and some Contra Costa buses may notice a slight pinch to their wallets as AC Transit raises the cash ...