A minor but stunning takeaway from our reporting is @HarshaReports's finding that within the L.A. burn zones, about 50% of homes were left standing. That's thousands of homes that survived the flames, but may have been left soiled by toxic soot and ash. https://t.co/pRyGcXoVne

This week, @sfchronicle is publishing a series of stories on what is perhaps the most pressing issue facing the region. We are getting old fast.

If you've ever wondered where your 99 cents for 3 months goes, it funds Susie and I traveling to wildfire communities across the state for six months so we could report a story that is now the subject of a five-state investigation:

Love this project by @namisumida (who decided to illustrate it herself!) on building codes for having a single stairway, which can lead to complications for housing in San Francisco. Pro tip: Scroll the OPPOSITE way to read it.

We asked AI to visualize the Bay Area. It … got a little weird. Our latest project from @kwonjs_ @ChaseDiFelice and, yes!, @JohnKingSFChron

The @sfchronicle is hiring an investigative editor! Please apply and come work with us on the paper's most ambitious projects :) and feel free to DM me with any questions.

And do hire Rahul as well. He was the force behind some of my favorite projects, like Olympic Heat and https://t.co/zS04PjgXUN the best sankey ever

Discover how climate change is reshaping California's cities! Awesome story and graphics by @jackjlee and @janiehaseman #ClimateChange #California #Sustainability

This was my last contribution @sfchronicle. Proud to have worked on this compelling visual essay that @YOSHIFOTO has spent years documenting, with creative work by @erin_caughey, @GuyWathen, Ash Adams, @alexkfong & many more! https://t.co/nhLkOgBskA

Latest: The San Francisco Influence List. These are the people influencing the city that I grew up in. Coding by @la_yuriavila and a whopping 21 illustrations by John Blanchard.

✨ please apply to be our next deputy creative director! ✨ you would be managing and/or working w/ a team of developers like @erin_caughey, designers like @stephzhu_ , illustrators like @ToddTrumbull and graphics reporters like @la_yuriavila and me~

The @sfchronicle is hiring a data visualization editor! Come join our amazing data team and help us take our data graphics to the next level. https://t.co/rKAi4oWVIn

Here's the moon covering 89% of sun at the eclipse's peak coverage from Milwaukee at about 2:10 p.m. #Eclipse2024

We introduce the United States Groundwater Well Database (USGWD), which contains 14.2+ million use and monitoring wells across the US. 1/9 Paper: https://t.co/H8bMJbBkgL Data: https://t.co/wdNX2yyhiY

Life has been super eventful recently. I became the S.F. Chronicle's creative director and joined its masthead last month. And now we're searching for a new deputy creative director. Come work with me! https://t.co/GRQ94JL2JT

Mass incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII devastated SF's Japantown - what was once a rich, thriving neighborhood for Japanese Americans For the first time, we can visualize how disastrous a 1942 order was on the community @sfchronicle https://t.co/S5F00wXgW9

Deadly police chases are killing record numbers of Americans. The vast majority of people killed are suspected of only a minor crime, or no crime at all. Read our investigation:

Yes… we are working with AI! It’s pretty fun: ask our bot where to eat in the Bay Area, and it’ll surface a recommendation via the ⁦@sfchronicle⁩ (human) food team

Three months ago when my editor suggested writing data stories about the Warriors, I had watched maybe five NBA games in my life. Here is the result of my 3-months long deep dive into NBA data, the Warriors & Steph Curry @sfchronicle https://t.co/I7eAxsimai

He hurdled over Chronicle legend @CAGisMe