Monthly Archives: November 2016

News is “always good” in Silicon Valley and it shows in its housing market, said a top state real estate economist at the annual general meeting of the Silicon Valley Association of Realtors, the local trade association with over 5,000 … Continue reading →

A San Francisco man protested Donald Trump’s astounding presidential victory by mounting a Nazi flag above his house on Wednesday.  The Dolores Heights homeowner, who asked to remain anonymous, stressed that he neither supports the President-elect nor Nazis. Instead the … Continue reading →

Hundreds of protesters poured onto Bay Area streets minutes after Donald Trump was declared the 45th president of the United States early Wednesday morning, blocking freeways, lighting fires and chanting, “Not our president” and “F— Trump.” Protesters, who predominantly appeared … Continue reading →

The Chip Kelly-Goes-Back-To-School story is a tribute to one thing and one thing only – the aching desire of some folks to talk about the San Francisco 49ers when there is clearly nothing to discuss. I mean, he didn’t write … Continue reading →

Charisse Trotter, who currently lives in a women’s shelter in San Francisco’s Mission District, tours a prototype MicroPads unit outside the offices of Panoramic Interests. Melia Robinson/Business Insider A real estate developer wants to help end the street-living epidemic in San Francisco … Continue reading →