Thursday Morning Roundup: SF's Late Payment Problem: SFist

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John Burris tells us "I'm taking on a larger system — but it's one chunk at a time." [SFist]
Against the advice of his two attorneys, convicted double-murderer Darnell Williams will testify in the penalty phase of his trial. [Bay City News]
[Slate] has "Ten Theories About the Golden State Warriors’ Collapse."
These alleged iPhone 7 cases are identical to those for the iPhone 6 and 6S, so...[CNet]
AT&T might buy Yahoo's internet business. [Bloomberg]
Napa Valley vintner Donn Chappellet died Sunday at his St. Helena home. [New York Times]
The annual San Francisco Public Defender's Justice Summit Wednesday focused on the police department's use of force policy. [ABC 7]
Blanche Hartman, who was once the abbess of the SF Zen center, has died. [SF Chronicle]
"In a San Francisco gone mad with tech wealth — where the have-nots have plenty to be mad about — is tech a political liability?" [SF Weekly]
San Francisco spends more than $1 billion annually on city contracts with outside vendors, but the payments are rife with problems that end up costing the taxpayers more money. [SF Examiner]

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