James Temple

Real Estate Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle

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Senior Editor at Re/code, a science and tech website; former real estate reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle

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At a lavish ceremony last night near San Francisco, 60 biologists, physicists and mathematicians shared a total of $36 million in prizes.

Silicon Valley Rolls Out Red Carpet, Big Bucks for Science

At a lavish ceremony last night near San Francisco, 60 biologists, physicists and mathematicians shared a total of $36 million in prizes.

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Apartment, house and mobile-home owners are among the supporters of  Proposition 98  on the June 3 ballot.

A Stealth Attack on Rent Control?

Apartment, house and mobile-home owners are among the supporters of Proposition 98 on the June 3 ballot.

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