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- Should you call the fog Karl? [SFist]
- An Uber driver in Florida was arrested after deputies say he refused to transport a group of blind people and their service dogs. [Associated Press]
- The developer of a half-built apartment building at 3800 San Pablo Ave. in Emeryville destroyed by fire has vowed to complete the project. [SF Business Times]
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Austin Airbnb host rejects gay guest, because "I do not support people who are against humanity. Sorry." [KHOU]
- Caltrans crews are slooowly lowering huge pieces of the old Bay Bridge onto barges. [CBS 5]
- A group of retired Santa Clara County Superior Court judges are speaking out against efforts to remove judge Aaron Persky from the bench. [Bay City News] [CBS 5]
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Man injured in altercation at tent encampment. [Bay Area Reporter]
- SF magician whose debit card disappeared has fraud claim denied by bank. [ABC 7]
- Google's reportedly making an Android watch (or two). [Android Police]
- [The Advocate] says that "Many San Franciscans feel more disgust toward the homeless than they do pity."
- SFFD working to rescue construction worker who tumbled down Telegraph Hill cliff. [KRON 4] [Bay City News]
- Californians are driving more, so even as statewide greenhouse gas emissions fell slightly between 2013 and 2014, emissions from the transportation sector rose. [SF Chronicle]
