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The recent announcement that Pinterest will cut roughly 15 percent of its workforce — about 700 jobs — to double down on artificial intelligence is a warning sign Bay Area…
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The cost of living in the Bay Area is more than a headline — it’s the daily reality for millions of residents. From skyrocketing rents to strained transit systems and…
You don’t need to run a marathon, join a gym, or overhaul your life to make a difference to your health. According to a new study published in The Lancet,…
A major new review of the science finds that taking Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy is not linked to autism or other developmental disorders in children, contradicting recent claims from the…
If you rent in San Francisco long enough, you’ll collect stories the way other people collect sourdough starters. You’ll hear them at dinner parties, in group chats, on neighborhood Facebook…
By the time many San Francisco renters realize what their apartment truly costs, the lease is already signed. The sticker price on a listing—“$2,400/month, one bedroom in Mission”—feels like a…
America Can and Should Move Beyond Oil—Not Militarism The United States has once again looked southward in search of oil—only this time not through diplomacy or trade, but through military…
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from obtaining California’s voter rolls — a database that contains sensitive personal information about millions of registered voters. The U.S. Justice Department…
Mayor Daniel Lurie just gave his first State of the City speech. He came across as hopeful and a bit scrappy, showing he knows we’ve got some big challenges ahead.…