Kim-Mai Cutler
Partner at @initialized. Contributor at @techcrunch. When life hands me lemons, I make tarte au citron.
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Mills College to Sell Shakespeare First Folio, Mozart Manuscript Amid Budget Woes
The sales, expected to fetch millions, continue the Oakland private college administration’s attempts to overcome a budget deficit.
'Succession' Star to Play Adam Neumann in WeWork TV Series (Exclusive)
Nicholas Braun, aka "Cousin Greg" on the HBO hit, will also exec produce the series, which is based on the forthcoming book from reporters Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell and hails from Chernin Entertainment and Endeavor Content.
Family Tech is the Future
Welcoming Kinside to Initialized’s portfolio of companies supporting families
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Kim-Mai Cutler
.@Initialized is proud to support three different CEOs who are moms, @ShadiahS, @mrsrobinson_a and @estherpark, building companies to support families in the workplace. Check out @aldaleudennis' post on #famtech here
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How PG&E fight could endanger major California housing bill
A California labor group with strong ties to Democrats endorsed a state housing bill known as SB50 earlier this year, before it stalled in the Legislature. But affiliated unions representing plumbers and electricians are weighing whether to oppose...
Treasure Island keeps losing power. How will San Francisco fix it?
Treasure Island has lost electricity at least 12 times so far this year, more than double the amount of outages in 2018 and higher than any year since 2012.
The Millennials-vs.-Boomers Fight Divides the Democratic Party
The young left has become a sort of third party.
Our Oakland launch
Oakland newsroom coming spring 2020 The team behind Berkeleyside will launch a nonprofit journalism platform to serve Oakland in spring 2020. We aim to delve deeply into Oakland’s greatest challenges and opportunities with an equitable approach to...
SF Planning Commissioner Dennis Richards Broke Laws and Must Be Removed
Richards is a predatory speculator who evicts for profit
Bloomberg lands former Harris backer as first major California endorsement
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo will now serve as a plum endorsement and campaign counsel for the billionaire Democrat.
Blue Bottle Coffee pledges to go zero waste by end of 2020
Blue Bottle will start by turning two Bay Area cafes into zero-waste operations early next year.
India Prepares to Block Naturalization for Muslims
A bill establishing a religious test for immigration to India is expected to pass Parliament, a major step for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu-nationalist agenda.
Finland Is a Capitalist Paradise
Can high taxes be good for business? You bet.
During ongoing downpour, half of rainy day emergency homeless shelter spaces are going unused
hough just 26, R.K. Johnson has seen a lot. When we queried what “R.K.” stands for, she matter-of-factly replies “Roadkill.” Johnson, homeless for the
The extraordinary danger of being pregnant and uninsured in Texas
The state’s system for helping the uninsured thwarts women at every turn and encourages subpar care.
Katie Hill: It’s Not Over After All
I overcame the desperation I felt after stepping down from Congress, and I’m still in the fight.
Eyewitness describes troubling police shooting at 23rd and Mission
Mission Local's Julian Mark is on the scene at 23rd and Mission, where, some 90 minutes ago, police shot a man multiple times — the first police shooting
Australia Burns Again, and Now Its Biggest City Is Choking
In Sydney, fresh air and ocean breezes have long been treated as a daily birthright. Not anymore.
Heavy trucks are among California's biggest polluters. Can the state make them go electric?
Next week, the board will weigh new standards for electric truck sales, aimed to clean up the industry. But the draft policy, which would make 4% of all trucks zero-emission by 2030, has met critics.
Oakland proposes crackdown on homeless campers in parks and on sidewalks
Oakland officials want to stop homeless people from camping overnight in parks and plazas and on sidewalks, and have proposed a pilot program that would bring the city in line with its neighbors but is drawing rebukes from homeless advocates.
'We don't want to be outside': Homeless say few beds offered during Tenderloin sweep
As San Francisco’s homeless population skyrockets and the city’s tolerance for large tent encampments dwindles, there is a constant shortage of resources for those in need. The shelter waiting lists often top 1,000 people, and the city’s Navigation...