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SF News /Eve Batey

Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Super Bowl Firework Cleanup Continues

Published Feb 17, 2016 · 1:00 AM PST


  • What are you up to this week? How about this stuff? [SFist]

  • Marin County inmate allegedly killed by his cellmate, who is named Rambo. [KRON4]

  • According to [Wired], "it seems the only way to truly resolve the dispute around the shuttle buses is to fix the entire housing/cost of living crisis in San Francisco." OK!

  • SF State app suffers from poor visibility. [Golden Gate Xpress]

  • SF-based DoorDash is reportedly close to raising more than $110 million in new funding, but not at the $1 billion valuation it wanted. [SF Business Times]

  • Gavin Newsom opens up about his struggles with dyslexia. [ABC7]

  • Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia are at the TED conference, both arguing that they (and their companies) have made the world a better place. [Wired]

  • Otter pup stranded in Carmel is headed to Chicago. [Associated Press]

  • Volunteers have now spent 23 hours of cleanup at Aquatic Park, following the two Macy’s fireworks shows during Super Bowl week. [NBC Bay Area]

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