California approves the company’s expanded service area, which includes the East Bay and Sonoma County.
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• Natallie Rocha
California approves the company’s expanded service area, which includes the East Bay and Sonoma County.
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• David Crane
The state bans pension managers from donating to the officials who oversee their money. Why doesn’t it ban everyone else who profits from public spending?
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• Garrett Leahy
Rideshare drivers just had the single biggest unionization effort in U.S. history, but robotaxis are weakening their most powerful weapon.
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• Ezra Wallach
The former board member, ousted in 2022 over remarks about Black and brown families, has hired an esteemed Lowell math teacher pushed out in March over his language.
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• Emily Landes
At least two homes in the city’s southwestern neighborhoods, both listed at around $1 million, sold for more than twice the asking price this summer.
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• Jessica Blough
Andon Market’s AI manager “Luna” fired its first employee in the “high-tech meets slow life” boutique.
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• David Lombardi
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• Michael McLaughlin
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• John Shea
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• Jesse Alejandro Cottrell
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• Meg Tanaka
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• Jennifer Wadsworth
The Mix, Badlands, and Toad Hall all stopped facial scanning under pressure from privacy advocates. But the debate continues.
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• Jane Kenny
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• Lauren Saria
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• Emily Dreyfuss
The Waggle gets to know Cami Clark, secret spouse of Dario Amodei. Also this week: Bill Gates’ daughter puts the “fraud” in “schadenfreude.”
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• John Shea
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• Jillian D’Onfro
In one instance, a miscreant neatly stacked the papers in a car that’d been rifled through.
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• Zvezdelina Stankova
Since the University of California abandoned the SAT and ACT, thousands of faculty say it’s admitting students who aren’t prepared for the coursework. Will UC listen?
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• Kerry Crowley
GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob are targeting the February trade deadline as the next chance for the team to make a splash.
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• Jillian D’Onfro
Years after a slew of purchases sparked backlash, the reaction to a new acquisition is more muted. The corridor has also started signing its first new tenants.
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• Kerry Crowley
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• John Shea
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• April Hirschman
Our new relationships column: The year I spent in a group of 13 lovers taught me more about sex, relationships, and boundaries than anything before or since.
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• Emily Shugerman
Wynd Kaufman is surrendering herself Friday morning for her role in a protest outside OpenAI headquarters.
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• Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Parts of the campaign website for the presumptive winner of the governor’s race are stuck in June.
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• Jessica Blough
The donated art materials organization has a new home just down the road from its former depot, opening this weekend.
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• William Hicks
Dakota Carrasco built The Dissent, a newsroom covering San Francisco with AI, instead of reporters.