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 →
Earlier this year, sf.citi took a closer look at the six newest members on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. One of these “newcomers” is District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman,... read more →
sf.citi’s TECH POLICY PRIORITIES FOR 2019 Committed to championing collaborative policy solutions in San Francisco, sf.citi is excited to share our policy developments for 2019. We are thrilled to announce... read more →
In January 2019, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors will seat six (relatively) new members – five by way of the November 2018 election and one appointed to fill Mayor... read more →
By Zach Drucker When sf.citi was formed in 2012, the word “rideshare” had yet to be coined, your sandwiches were delivered by humans rather than robots, and people had to... read more →
EXAMINING POWER DYNAMICS AT REBALANCING POWER On November 13, sf.citi hosted our final One City Forum event of 2018, Rebalancing Power, at Okta HQ in partnership with the Phenomenal Woman... read more →
While not exactly new to San Francisco City Hall, District 2 Supervisor Catherine Stefani was one of the five supervisorial candidates elected into office during the November 6 Midterm Election... read more →
REBALANCING POWER: DISRUPTING SEXISM, HARASSMENT, & ASSAULT IN THE WORKPLACE AND BEYOND On November 13th, sf.citi’s One City Forum event series continues with Rebalancing Power, an evening dedicated to fighting... read more →
ELECTION COUNTDOWN: sf.citi PRESENTS OUR NOVEMBER 2018 BALLOT RECOMMENDATIONS Almost exactly one month out from the November 2018 election, sf.citi is excited to present our local ballot recommendations and voter... read more →
On September 26, sf.citi partnered with Hustle and Lyft to host a tech-focused District 6 Supervisor Debate at Lyft headquarters. While District 6 Supervisor Candidate Matt Haney was unable to... read more →