Real Estate

Property records point to 31-year-old xAI cofounder Yuhuai Wu as the buyer behind Daikon no Hana Capital LLC, which paid $70 million for a 12-acre estate at 3000 Ralston Ave. It is Northern California's largest home sale of the year.
Miles Peterson · August 15, 2026
News

Sierra AI startup funding in San Francisco 2026: detailed overview of their $950M Series E round at an impressive $15.8B valuation.
Anjali Mehta · August 15, 2026
Technology

AI labs are offering eight and nine figures for researchers. A surprising number say no, and the refusals never show up in the numbers.
Larry Miller · August 15, 2026
Technology

How an SF apartment introduction from Dario Amodei's wife Cami Clark brought Eric Schmidt into Anthropic's $124 million Series A.
Sierra Delgado · August 15, 2026
News

Objective, data-driven insights into the Fort Mason Center Aerial Arts Festival's exciting developments in San Francisco.
Marcus Chen · August 14, 2026
Analysis

Fat-tire, moto-style e-bikes are replacing lightweight commuters on Bay Area routes. What changed, what the weight costs you, and who the category actually suits.
Miles Peterson · August 14, 2026
News

Get a neutral, data-driven update about the SAFER Bay Project approval, focusing on shoreline resilience efforts in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Sierra Delgado · August 13, 2026
News

Senate Resolution 193, Emperor Norton Tunnel: a detailed, data-driven examination of the Bay Bridge naming proposal and its wider implications.
Miles Peterson · August 12, 2026
News

Neutral, data-driven analysis of Levi's Stadium hosting the World Cup 2026 in the Bay Area and its significant impact on the tech market.
Priya Nair · August 11, 2026
AI

SF-based Anthropic now embeds invisible watermarks in Claude's text and C2PA signed metadata in images. How it works, how to check content, and the limits.
Priya Nair · August 11, 2026
Bay Area

IKEA's Saluhall food hall on Market Street is down to a handful of vendors. Stonestown's Asian food boom shows the fix.
Camille Rousseau · August 10, 2026
News

Salesforce layoffs in San Francisco for 2026 are thoroughly analyzed with comprehensive data on timelines, employee numbers, and local economic impact.
SF Bay Area Times Editorial · August 10, 2026