Carolyn Said
SF Chronicle
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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Fewer people are working from home in 2023 as employers push hybrid schedules
The latest numbers from a group of academics shows that fewer people are working from home, so far, this year. → Read More
From S.F.’s opioid scourge to Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover, here are the top news stories of 2022
As the pandemic grinds on for a third year, social issues continue to roil San Francisco. → Read More
S.F. startup creates bionic clothing to help people with impaired mobility
Inspired by his daughter, a San Francisco medtech founder is working on neural sleeves for... → Read More
Supply chain issues not a problem this holiday season as shoppers hit stores, websites early
Some consumers will buy fewer holiday gifts this year amid concerns about the economy → Read More
Laid-off tech workers describe what it’s like to hunt for a job now
Headlines are blaring stories of turmoil in the tech world as companies, including Meta and Twitter, slash their workforces. → Read More
Your next Uber ride could be in a San Francisco taxicab
San Francisco taxicabs using the Flywheel app will now respond to Uber ride requests. → Read More
How one bereaved Ukrainian family found refuge — and a community — in San Francisco
They arrived in San Francisco grieving family lost and left in Ukraine. But they’ve... → Read More
‘Human composting’ is coming to California. It could revolutionize how we get buried
California is legalizing human composting, an option for after-life care that turns human... → Read More
Turns out S.F. doesn’t blame the tech bros for ruining the city, Chronicle poll finds
More San Franciscans view the tech industry positively than those who think it hurts the... → Read More
You can now use your retirement funds to invest in your favorite good cause. Here’s how
Workers and startups employ new methods to invest retirement savings in social and... → Read More
Burglars ransack 7 businesses in Oakland’s Little Saigon during 90-minute raid
“It was blatant; it was intentional; it seemed like they were determined because it... → Read More
Could high-tech clothing combat climate change? Bay Area startup thinks so
Stanford-invented fabric could combat climate change by heating and cooling its wearers → Read More
How to manage your 401(k) in a market downturn — for investors at every stage of retirement
Wall Street’s plunge hit retired people hard. Here are tips for managing a 401(k) in a... → Read More
Google records when you search for abortion pills and info. Will it tell the cops?
Pressure is mounting for Silicon Valley companies to change how they collect and store... → Read More
‘We don’t know when the bottom will hit’: Here’s what financial experts suggest for your 401(k) in a bear market
Bay Area residents are flocking online with questions about how to handle their 401(k)s... → Read More
Thanks to inflation, California minimum wage may hit $15.50 an hour next year
California’s minimum wage, already the highest in the country, is likely to hit $15.50... → Read More
San Francisco is one of the ‘rattiest cities in America.’ Will rat birth control help?
San Francisco has a rat problem, which is why the city is using rodent birth control as a... → Read More
The father of the Ukrainian family photographed dead in the street speaks out: ‘I lost everyone and lost the meaning of life’
Photos of Tatiana Perebeinis and her children, killed in Ukraine, have become a symbol of... → Read More
Silicon Valley tech worker was the Ukrainian mom lying dead on street in brutal photo that sparked outrage
A Silicon Valley employee and her children are the subjects of photos so devastating that... → Read More
Jury deadlocked on three charges in trial of Theranos ex-CEO Holmes
The jury said it was unable to reach an unanimous decision on three of 11 charges on... → Read More