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All about Michael: Journalist-turned-VC Michael Moritz on his unique life and times (opens the original)
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In a candid and wide-ranging talk to promote his new memoir, the philanthropist, erstwhile venture capitalist and owner of the San Francisco Standard, Michael Moritz, opened up about his career, his illness, his philanthropic projects — and his mother. The conversation took place at the Sydney Goldstein Theater with the then-political candidate Manny Yekutiel moderating on Wednesday evening. Just hours after the talk, Moritz’s own paper, the Standard, reported that two men, Ryan Clark and his pa
Mayor Lurie’s charter measures raise stunning $11M, more than all others combined (opens the original)
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Mayor Daniel Lurie’s package of three charter measures are the most expensive issues on the ballot, according to new campaign finance filings released Thursday. The mayor’s committee pushing the three measures, “Clean Up City Hall,” has raised over $11 million so far. That is more than all the other local ballot measures combined this cycle, and comes from a host of wealthy donors, including several billionaires. The three measures — Propositions D, E, and F — would make it harder to put measure
S.F. supervisor announces plan to create new department of housing (opens the original)
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San Francisco Supervisor Myrna Melgar has put the wheels in motion to establish a new city department, according to plans shared with Mission Local. The forthcoming legislation would establish the Department of Housing Development and Preservation — the name is not set in stone — which would support affordable and market-rate housing production and preservation of existing housing units. “I think housing is our most challenging issue as a city,” said Melgar, who represents District 7, which cove
Who's bankrolling San Francisco's coming election? These 16 donors. (opens the original)
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Labor Day marked the beginning, for political campaigns at least, of an eight-week sprint to the Nov. 3 general election during which millions of mailers will be sent to voters’ homes, door-knockers will fan out across San Francisco, and candidates will hit the campaign trail. All of that costs money. Fundraising and spending will likely ramp up in the coming weeks, but already, eye-watering contributions have been made in this election: At least $18 million has been raised for the November race
Cryptocurrency billionaire Chris Larsen drops $500K on District 10 supervisor race (opens the original)
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Cryptocurrency billionaire Chris Larsen has contributed $500,000 to support Theo Ellington for District 10 supervisor, according to a new campaign-finance filing submitted Thursday. While the sum is not unusual relative to Larsen’s other contributions, it is highly unusual for a San Francisco supervisorial race, and likely larger than any other contribution coming from an individual to support a city supervisor candidate, ever. Larsen, his wife, Lyna Lam, and his company, Ripple Labs, have colle
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