After 100 years, San Francisco journalists are leaving 901 Mission
Briefly

The San Francisco Chronicle and SFGATE will vacate their iconic newsroom at 901 Mission Street after 100 years, relocating to a newer building at 450 Sansome St. This change paves the way for a condo development. Despite the advantages of modern facilities, the rich history of the Art Deco building, which includes notable moments like its connection to the Zodiac killer and appearances in films, will be lost. The move signifies a significant shift in San Francisco's media landscape, leaving behind a legacy interwoven with the city’s history.
The move will make way for the development of a condo tower on Fifth Street adjacent to the Chronicle Building. The new spot will likely have more reliable elevators and a prettier view.
The old newsroom on Mission Street is steeped in lore, from the ciphers sent there by America's most famous serial killer to the fierce rivalry, and eavesdropping, between the neighboring Examiner and Chronicle newsrooms.
Read at SFGATE
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