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The number of S.F. tech workers keeps rising. Here's where they live

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By Olivia Borgula
| Yahoo Verified
Follow The number of S.F. tech workers keeps rising. Here's where they live Sat, August 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The San Francisco skyline from 20th and Wisconsin streets in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, Calif., October 18, 2021. Potrero Hill has the highest share of tech workers in the city.
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These are San Francisco's most ticketed cars. See how much it cost their drivers

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By Olivia Borgula
| Yahoo Verified
A chef in her 20s. A 49-year-old man living in Chinatown. A UPS driver. These are some of the people tied to the cars that received the most parking tickets in San Francisco in the last 12 months, racking up hundreds of tickets each - with distinct price tags totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The driver with the most tickets accrued more than $33,000 in fines across over 300 tickets between July 2025 and July 2026.
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Is this the least gay city in the Bay Area? Here's what the numbers say

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By Olivia Borgula
| Yahoo Verified
Ryan Quakenbush, who has lived with his partner in Fremont since 2019, said he rarely sees another gay couple where he lives. Don't get him wrong. The 31-year-old HR professional said he's never felt unsafe and described his experience in the city as "neutral to positive." Still, he conceded, he doesn't have local LGBTQ+ friends. "Honestly, we're usually the only gay guys or the only gay people in the group," he said.
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