Crime surveillance, food assistance, an 83-foot Christmas tree – they’re all being paid for by an increasingly influential coalition of San Francisco billionaires.
In the latest blurring of the lines between city services and private philanthropy, crypto billionaire
“It’s about righting the ship,” Larsen said.
The growing municipal role of the ultra-rich represents a broader shift in ...
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