megan01+FollowTransamerica Pyramid’s record rent shakes up SFSan Francisco’s Transamerica Pyramid just landed the city’s highest office rent ever, even as most downtown towers struggle with empty floors and slashed prices. What’s wild is that companies are still willing to pay top dollar for smaller, high-end spaces—especially when the building offers stunning views and luxury amenities. This deal isn’t just about numbers; it’s a sign that trophy buildings can still thrive if they’re reimagined for today’s needs. Do you think this signals a real comeback for downtown SF, or is it just a win for the city’s most iconic addresses? #RealEstate #SanFrancisco #TransamericaPyramid00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowSan Francisco tech drama shakes up AI worldA secret office romance at a San Francisco AI startup just set off a major talent shakeup—three key team members quit in one day and jumped straight to OpenAI. The CEO says the relationship led to a drop in productivity and trust issues, while the former CTO claims he was pushed out for exploring other jobs. This all-out boardroom drama highlights just how fierce the competition is for top AI talent right now, with companies like Meta and OpenAI offering huge bonuses to lure the best minds. What do you think—should personal relationships be off-limits at work, or is this just part of startup life? #Business #SanFrancisco #AI00Share
Judith Dickson+FollowCrypto gamble wipes out $200K in San FranciscoSan Francisco’s financial scene just got a harsh wake-up call: after finally crushing $80,000 in debt, one local family’s stability vanished overnight when the husband secretly borrowed $200,000 for a crypto investment that turned out to be a scam. Now they’re stuck with massive monthly payments and a trust crisis at home. Dave Ramsey’s reaction? Brutal honesty: the real problem isn’t just the money—it’s the secrecy and decision-making. Would you be able to forgive a financial betrayal like this? How do you rebuild trust when money and marriage collide? #Relationships #SanFrancisco #CryptoScam00Share
Savannah Smith+FollowSan Francisco mourns Bob Weir: Warriors’ heartfelt tributeSan Francisco is feeling the loss of Bob Weir, the Grateful Dead co-founder whose music shaped the city’s soul. Before the Warriors’ game at Chase Center, Steve Kerr and the team paused for a moment of silence, honoring a legend whose influence reached far beyond music. Even those who weren’t Deadheads felt the weight of his impact—his presence at games, his connection to Bill and Luke Walton, and the way his sound became part of Bay Area identity. How do you see music and sports shaping our community’s spirit? Share your memories of Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead. #Entertainment #BobWeir #SanFrancisco00Share
Angelica Mclaughlin+FollowTragedy at San Francisco’s Fairmont HotelTommy Lee Jones’ daughter, Victoria, was found unresponsive on the 14th floor of the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco early New Year’s Day. Staff initially thought she was just passed out, but despite quick CPR and emergency response, she couldn’t be revived. There’s no sign of foul play, drugs, or self-harm, and her cause of death is still a mystery. It’s unsettling how someone so young and connected could pass away in such a public place with so many questions left unanswered. What do you think this says about the pressures of fame and privacy? #Entertainment #Celebrity #SanFrancisco00Share
Gina Reynolds+FollowShock in San Francisco: Tommy Lee Jones’ daughter diesThe San Francisco community woke up to heartbreaking news—Victoria Jones, daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones, was found dead at the Fairmont Hotel on New Year’s Day. At just 34, Victoria’s sudden passing has left many stunned, especially since no foul play or self-harm is suspected. She grew up in the spotlight, even acting alongside her father, but stepped away from Hollywood as an adult. The cause of death is still unknown, and the Jones family hasn’t spoken publicly yet. How do you think celebrity families cope with tragedy under such public scrutiny? #Entertainment #Celebrity #SanFrancisco80Share
Leah Gonzales+FollowSan Francisco mourns loss of Victoria JonesThe San Francisco community is reeling after the sudden loss of Victoria Jones, daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones, who was found dead at the Fairmont Hotel on New Year’s Day. Victoria, just 34, had followed in her father’s footsteps with roles in Men in Black II and One Tree Hill. The cause of her death remains unknown, and the investigation is ongoing. It’s a heartbreaking reminder of how fragile life can be, even for those in the spotlight. How do you think communities can better support each other during times of sudden loss? #Entertainment #Celebrity #SanFrancisco10Share
Tracy Johnson+FollowTommy Lee Jones’s daughter found dead in SF hotelThe San Francisco community woke up to heartbreaking news this New Year’s: Victoria Kafka Jones, daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones, was found dead at the Fairmont Hotel at just 34. Emergency crews responded in the early hours, but she couldn’t be revived. Many remember Victoria from her childhood roles alongside her father, but she had stepped away from the spotlight in recent years. As the city processes this loss, questions remain about what happened. How does this news hit you, especially with the new year just beginning? #Entertainment #Celebrity #SanFrancisco2610Share
qwilson+FollowSan Francisco mourns Claude the alligatorSan Francisco just lost a true local legend—Claude, the iconic albino alligator from the California Academy of Sciences, has passed away at 30. For years, Claude was more than just an exhibit; he was a city mascot, inspiring books and delighting millions of visitors. His rare condition and gentle presence made him unforgettable. Despite top-notch care, Claude’s health declined rapidly due to liver cancer. His story reminds us how deeply animals can touch a community. What are your favorite memories of seeing Claude, or other animals that became local icons? #Entertainment #SanFrancisco #ClaudeTheAlligator00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowUSF Dons aim for another nonconference winSan Francisco hoops fans, the Dons are closing out their nonconference run this Sunday against Morgan State, and momentum is on their side. After a sharp 14-point victory over Loyola Chicago—highlighted by Tyrone Riley IV’s six threes and David Fuchs’ big return—USF is 26-0 under Coach Gerlufsen when shooting over 50%. With Fuchs dominating the boards and the team setting a new season-high in three-pointers, the energy at War Memorial is set to be electric. Can the Dons keep their streak alive and head into league play on a high note? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #USFDons #SanFrancisco00Share
