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San Francisco’s Mayor Lurie: Past Leaders Overlooked City’s True Potential

Technology Desk By Technology Desk December 5, 2025 2 Min Read
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San Francisco mayor Daniel Lurie, there’s no place better to live in the world than The City by the Bay. At WIRED’s Big Interview event on Thursday—not so coincidentally held in San Francisco—the mayor told global editorial director Katie Drummond that he’s absolutely convinced that anyone looking to rag on the city doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

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