- Actual LOL at Jay as he writes "I'd like to go on the record as saying I'm more than familiar with the Castro neighborhood, and I do not think that The Mix is in any danger of becoming a straight bar." [SFist]
- The public transit system to the Super Bowl doesn't seem complicated and confusing at all. [KRON4]
- Plans to renovate the Geneva car barn into a center for community events and youth arts education are moving forward. [SocketSite]
- The [New York Times] visits an Oakland class on cultural identity for African-American boys.
- Car thefts, break-ins spike near SF State. [Golden Gate Xpress]
- Airbnb prices may have flatlined, but Warriors ticket costs shot up for Super Bowl week. [SF Business Times]
- The Old Mint, a longstanding Mission Street eyesore, suddenly got all spiffy when the Super Bowl arrived. Funny how that works. [SF Gate]
- The son of the Denver Broncos' owner is facing domestic violence charges, but a judge still OKed his request to travel to the Bay Area for the Super Bowl. [CBS5]
- [SF Weekly]'s trip to Super Bowl City is very funny.
- A big part of the old Bay Bridge is coming down today. [KRON4]
- Move to block mayor's ability to appoint elected officials might be on November ballot. [SF Examiner]
- Martin Shkreli's lawyer says that he's going to stop speaking out in his own defense until the charges are resolved. [Associated Press]
- SFPD Chief Greg Suhr will renew his call for stun guns next week. [SF Chronicle]
