- [ThinkProgress] claims that "nobody is talking about" homeless people in SF aged 18-24.
- San Francisco plans to spend about $479,000 annually to distribute diapers monthly to families in need. [Al Jazeera]
- Uncertainty in the stock market has made SF's (high end, sorry) housing "a buyer's market." [CBS5]
- SF woman ditches high rents for $9600 sailboat. [Business Insider]
- The [SF Chronicle]'s editorial board comes out against Idaho stops, deigns to publish contributed op-ed in support of the cyclist-specific regulation.
- Hotel workers urge boycott of Hyatt Fisherman's Wharf and the Le Meridien Hotel. [ABC7] [KTVU]
- Yelp names Diane Irvine as their board's chairwoman. [USA Today]
