San Francisco-based Anthropic files for IPO with $965 billion valuation
San Francisco-based AI startup Anthropic filed for an initial public offering with the SEC today, reaching a valuation of $965 billion. The upcoming public offering is expected to turn many local employees into overnight millionaires, further accelerating a highly competitive Bay Area housing market. Increased revenue
A Bay Area grandfather was a spy for the U.S. His remarkable life inspired...
David Baerwald, the musician behind “Welcome to the Boomtown,” has written a novel inspired by his grandfather’s life in espionage, war and exile.
This is the exact place where the Bay Area’s income gap is most extreme...
On one side is California’s richest town. On the other, a Bay Area community is struggling to be heard.
Last chance to buy at Goodwill before dozens of stores shut down for good...
BARGAIN hunters are running out of time to visit dozens of familiar Goodwill locations before they disappear for good. The charity retailer has already pulled the plug on a string of stores and donation centers – and bosses have warned even more major changes are coming as part of a huge overhaul.
Find Tokyo-level egg salad sandos at this Bay Area Japanese supermarket
Here are three things to try at Tokyo Central, the enormous Japanese supermarket, in the Bay Area.
This 98-year-old Bay Area market offers an incredible fish and chips deal
The fish and chips account for one-third of all sales.
Man killed in Oakland parking lot
A 33-year-old man was fatally shot Sunday morning in a downtown Oakland parking lot, police said.
Husband of Social Worker Killed at SF General Hospital to File Lawsuit Against City
A wrongful death claim has been filed against the city by the husband of Alberto Rangel, alleging that Rangel’s fatal stabbing by a patient at SF General Hospital last year was preventable, and he plans to file a lawsuit. Alberto Rangel's husband, Stuart Moulder, alleges in the wrongful death...
SF triathlon changes starting procedures 1 year after competitor was paralyzed
Several triathletes expressed safety concerns about last year's race.
SF Superior Court ending pretrial diversion program
The San Francisco Superior Court is planning on ending a pretrial diversion program that works with people who are facing criminal charges, over accusations the organization that runs it is not being transparent. But the nonprofit is pushing back against those accusations. CEO of the SF Pretrial Diversion Project, Davi

















