San Francisco's police and housing ballot measures: What to know before you vote
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Halfway to the stars: At 150 years old, cable cars could be just the ticket in San Francisco's uphill battle
Cable cars were invented in San Francisco. Now, on their 150th birthday, San Francisco is the only city that still has them. Fires, earthquakes and politics tried to destroy the cable cars countless t... -
Investing in veterans: Silicon Valley venture capitalists eye military veterans as tomorrow's startup founders
Startup founders and military veterans have something in common: They both want to change the world. Now, a venture capital fund backed by veterans is focused on building tomorrow’s critical inf... -
Maker Faire returns to Bay Area after more than four years
The annual festival for creative do-it-yourselfers is being held over two weekends on Mare Island in Vallejo, bringing arts, crafts and technology to a new waterfront venue against the backdrop of a h... -
‘Solidarity Ale' supports Anchor Brewing workers' bid to buy and re-open historic S.F. brewery
The owners of Fox Tale Fermentation Project say they’re donating 100% of proceeds from the sale of Solidarity Ale toward efforts to make Anchor Brewing a worker-owned co-op. They timed the relea...