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San Francisco tech tycoons are binding together to pour money into the election campaigns of moderate lawmakers in a bid to make the city safer and more hospitable.
Sporting similar names and millions in tech money, a constellation of political groups is looking to reorient power in San Francisco.
Y Combinator CEO Gerry Tan later apologized for what he said was a Tupac Shakur reference gone wrong.
Donors to both Prop. B and Prop. E include well-heeled tech interests, which have poured significantly to support Mayor Breed, and unions.
/PRNewswire/ -- Catalyst Impact Fund, Inc. (CIF), a California-based nonprofit housing investor, has acquired 787 The Alameda, a 168-unit multifamily community...