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SF News /Eve Batey

Thursday Morning Roundup: Hanging Out With SF's Exorcists

Published Mar 10, 2016 · 1:00 AM PST

  • Hey there, Jeremy Meeks. How you doing? [SFist]
  • Uber and Lyft drivers are pretty much on their own when it comes to safety. [Wired]
  • Judge in lawsuit against the planned Warriors arena in SF rules against the team's venue change bid. [SocketSite]
  • Medical group edges out longtime Valencia Street acupuncture clinic with huge rent offer. [Capp Street Crap]
  • What it’s like to study at a Zuckerberg-backed school. [SF Business Times]
  • A Department of Justice panel holding forums throughout the city to gauge citizens’ opinions of local police practices didn’t get far on Tuesday night before loud and angry feedback cut in. [Mission Local]
  • Teaching San Quentin inmates to code. [CBS5]
  • Meet one of the two Catholic exorcists living and working in the Archdiocese of San Francisco. [SF Weekly]
  • Supes raise a critical eyebrow at Muni's costs for a training facility. [SF Examiner]
  • Twitter is sweetening its employee compensation packages to stem a talent drain. [Wall Street Journal]
  • All about why SF's cops seem to hate former chief, now DA, George Gascon. [SF Chronicle]

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