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- A San Francisco march against police violence culminated peacefully at City Hall last night. [SFist]
- A former Richmond police school resource officer is the latest person to be placed on administrative leave as part of a widespread police sex abuse and corruption scandal investigation. [Bay City News]
- Though it's just Elizabeth Holmes who's been banned from the Theranos lab, [Slate] argues that the company's mess isn't her fault alone.
- Former San Francisco Chronicle society columnist Grace Eaves Prien died in her sleep Thursday at home at the San Francisco Towers. She was 101. [SF Chronicle]
- The Islamic State group's Twitter traffic has plunged 45 percent in the past two years. (Insert joke about how even terrorists are turned off by Twitter's trollish culture here.) [Associated Press]
- Six displaced in Richmond District fire Friday. [Bay City News]
- Is gender why Twitter’s CEO gets back pats, Yahoo’s CEO gets backlash? [SF Chronicle]
- If you're going to successfully argue that Y Combinator's plan to build a new city is "not actually crazy," perhaps you should reconsider closing with "What is Airbnb, if not a more streamlined way to facilitate house rentals?" [Wired]
- UC Berkeley renewed the contract of a football strength coach mired in a controversy related to the death of one player and the hospitalization of another. [SF Chronicle]
