Oakland Vietnamese Restaurant Rammed by Vehicle Three Times
Tay Ho, a Vietnamese restaurant in Oakland's Chinatown, survived three vehicle ramming attempts by a burglar but was left with serious damage to its facade.
SF's New Homelessness Czar Comes From Massachusetts
Mayor Daniel Lurie taps Massachusetts Medicaid official Mike Levine to lead San Francisco's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing.
SF Moves to Ban Uncertified Lithium-Ion Batteries
San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood introduces legislation banning uncertified lithium-ion batteries after 120 fire incidents between 2024 and 2025.
Drew Chapin Calls BS on Popular SEO Tools
The online reputation firm founder just released a free toolkit and says the subscription model is about to collapse.
DesignOps Is Becoming a Real Software Category. Here's Who's Building It
A wave of startups is betting that designers need operations software, not more creative tools. The category barely existed two years ago. Now it has real money behind it.
What the 'Lost Decade' of 2000-2009 Can Teach Today's Investors About AI Disruption
A veteran asset manager draws unsettling parallels between the dot-com bubble's aftermath and today's AI-driven market -- and the data backs him up.
The $30.8 Million Syntax-Brillian Fraud That Rocked NASDAQ
Roger Kao and Syntax-Brillian CEO James Li orchestrated a $30.8 million insider trading and fraud scheme that inflated the tech company's stock price before it collapsed, drawing SEC enforcement action and federal charges.