Tired of San Francisco streets being used as a testing ground for the latest delivery technology and transportation apps, city leaders are now requiring businesses to get permits before trying... read more →
Over the last six months, Apple, Facebook, and Google have collectively pledged $4.5 billion to aid California’s housing crisis. sf.citi joined many of the state’s political leaders in applauding these... read more →
At a recent postmortem for the so-called Twitter tax break, the divisive San Francisco policy that drew tech companies to a beleaguered stretch of downtown, the tone at City Hall... read more →
At a recent postmortem for the so-called Twitter tax break, the divisive San Francisco policy that drew tech companies to a beleaguered stretch of downtown, the tone at City Hall... read more →
Few of today’s technologies conjure up childhood dreams of the future as much as autonomous vehicles, or AVs. An increasingly common sight on San Francisco streets, autonomous vehicles are changing... read more →
By Zach Drucker With many of tech’s original roots established in the Bay Area, tech’s influence over the years has only continued to grow and has even become an omnipresent... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw Too early to start thinking about the 2020 California Primary Election? At sf.citi, we think not. We’ve made it our mission to keep our members and community... read more →
By Zach Drucker In its short lifespan, the gig economy has made independent contractors a rising demographic in the American workforce and lexicon. Here in the Bay Area, and in... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw In the first months of his new position, California Governor Gavin Newsom has sent shockwaves through the state. In his 2019 budget proposal and “State of the... read more →
A long time in the making, sf.citi is pleased to announce in our eighth year – time really does fly – the formation of the sf.citi Policy Advisory Committee. Established... read more →