By Zach Drucker After a year with no local elections in San Francisco (only the third time since 2000), San Francisco voters will face a flurry of local races in... read more →
This year, the nation marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11. In partnership with the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, the Pentagon Memorial, Flight 93 National Memorial, AmeriCorps, and leading 9/11 organizations,... read more →
A special thanks to our sponsors Verizon and AT&T. Without your contributions, this event would not have been a success. The digital divide existed long before the COVID-19 pandemic. But... read more →
By Zach Drucker California residents on September 14 will vote to either keep Governor Gavin Newsom or elect a new governor to replace him. Even in the Democratic stronghold... read more →
By Zach Drucker With San Francisco’s vaccination rates and COVID-19 cases trending in the right direction, we wanted to reach out to the sf.citi community to get a sense... read more →
sf.citi is excited to introduce you to the four newest members of our One City Forum. For those of you who need a refresher, the One City Forum is... read more →
By Zach Drucker With vaccination rates steadily climbing and the number of COVID-19 cases trending downward in San Francisco, the City appears primed for the state’s June 15... read more →
sf.citi hosted our trademark Breaking Into Tech event for the fourth year in a row, this time focusing on how companies can remove barriers to tech hiring. As... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw There’s no denying that COVID-19 gave a boost to Austin’s already fast-growing tech ecosystem. In fact, tech-forward cities San Francisco and Austin had nearly opposite... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw Throughout the pandemic, few cities have been heralded as the next hot tech hub like Miami. It’s one of the places said to be benefiting... read more →
