Whether you’ve dined at Mister Jiu’s, caffeinated at Tartine, or worked 9-9-6 from an industrial-chic AI office, you’ve probably spent time in the handsome world created by this little-known architect...

Despite his ICE jokes and closeness to Trump, union organizers and activists believe the Salesforce CEO will still fight for progressive causes

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Hyped up by AI and their own big ambitions, waves of charmingly-accented Australians are making a splash in San Francisco

Jewelry store owner Alix Blüh recalls discovering the damage earlier this month: ‘Broken glass everywhere… Just everything destroyed.’

The ‘demeaning’ website was spun up by a local founder with no relationship to the company

After backlash, Badlands and Toad Hall management ‘pausing’ surveillance of patrons in San Francisco but continues to employ it in Portland and Sacramento

For a group of fresh-faced entrepreneurs, securing VC funding was probably easier than finding white clam pizza

Hoisting a pint with members of the nationwide beer-guzzling men’s club as they train for Munich

YouTube video by Taylor Lorenz

Badlands management says they will continue to use Patronscan despite public outcry

Wynd Kaufmyn is prepared to serve time if it helps spread the group’s warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence

‘You can’t just say, I’ll sell my house for a thousand almonds, or, in this case, a thousand shares of OpenAI or Anthropic’

Market operators, food security advocates, and state legislators are scrambling to secure funding for the nutrition program that benefits 674,000 statewide

Plus, Canva is accused of anti-Palestine censorship

The preeminent historian of American conservatism was spotted on a bestsellers leaderboard behind Andrew Tate. He’s not too broken up about it

There are, in fact, no corgis at the Corgi Cafe, a new startup-run 24-hour coffee shop in FiDi

The administration soon will decide the fate of a humanitarian program that allowed some people who fled the war in Ukraine to live and work in the United States.