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- This certainly isn't a good sign for Twitter's health. [SFist]
- Speaking of Twitter, they're struggling to make their "Moments" feature relevant by "letting a broader group of influential people and brands make their own." [CNet]
- Jack London Square is covered in trash. [KRON 4]
- 900 million Android smartphones with Qualcomm inside are at risk from hackers. [Wired]
- The [Rincon Hill] community will be a little bit closer to getting a long-awaited park at Guy Place.
- The number of single-family homes and condos listed for sale in San Francisco has dropped roughly 20 percent over the past three weeks. [SocketSite]
- A federal appeals court in SF has rejected a Norteno gang member’s challenge to his second-degree murder conviction. [CBS 5]
- Starbucks to sell Lyft gift cards. [CNet]
- SF Supes agree to spend additional $20 million on Caltrain electrification project. [SF Examiner]
