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SF News /Eve Batey

Friday Morning Constitutional: Airbnb's Endgame

Published Dec 11, 2015 · 1:05 AM PST

  • Who would you like to see play at Outside Lands in 2016? [SFist]
  • Alleged chinchilla thief busted in Union City. [KRON4]
  • [The Awl] mulls "The Airbnb Endgame."
  • Yahoo loses another major exec. [re/code]
  • While Ingleside Station may not have as many female officers as SFPD's other ten stations, it does have the most in positions of leadership. [Ingleside Light]
  • Community members voice concerns over SPARC's proposed expansion to Haight Street. [Hoodline]
  • Planners OK EIR for rebuilt public housing in Potrero Hill. [ABC7]
  • Marina district bank robber threatens to shoot teller before fleeing with cash. [Bay City News]
  • The highest concentrations of Fukushima radiation in U.S. waters were detected near San Francisco. [Mother Nature]
  • [Mic] argues that the shooting of Mario Woods "is a direct result of rapid gentrification" in San Francisco.
  • The San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System board has voted to divest all of its coal holdings and reinvest the $21 million in renewable energy. [SF Chronicle]
  • How SOTA's LGBTQ studies class is making history. [KALW]
  • The [LA Times] says that David Campos' proposed legislation prohibiting people from leaving unsecured guns in their cars "could be a model law for the rest of the state...and even for the rest of the country."

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