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- "My boyfriend hired an app to send me stuff because he is lazy and otherwise lacks imagination, but at least he's spending money on me and I'm just waiting for that ring, amirite?" [SFist]
- Now there's a "yacht-sharing economy" on the SF Bay. [CBS 5]
- The next time I block quote the National Weather Service, it won't be in all caps. [NBC]
- Bay Area-based biotech company once tainted by the eminently dislikable Martin Shkreli distances themselves from the so-called "pharma bro." [SF Chronicle]
- [Cnet] staffer finds life without Google, Facebook and Twitter "really, really hard."
- On Monday, Tesla had to recall 2,700 of its new Model X SUVs. [Huffington Post]
- Plans to raze the former Stars/Trader Vic’s/Maestro building turned Empire Room at 555 Golden Gate Avenue and construct an eleven-story building on the site are moving forward. [SocketSite]
- Analyst says that that contrary to administration official claims, SF State is not operating at a structural deficit. [Golden Gate Xpress]
- Warriors tickets are expensive. [SF Business Times]
- Four injured in when a car slammed into an ambulance carrying a patient to an SF hospital. [Bay City News]
