Tuesday Lunchtime Links: It's Tarantula Mating Season: SFist

The city of Oakland is asking for community feedback on the process of finding a new police chief. [KRON 4]
Fifteen-unit apartment building at 530 Baker sells for $6.7 million. [The Registry]
Safeway will open three Bay Area stores this week. [SF Business Times]
SF State will introduce a new $3 million cloud-based platform that will link all California State University library databases. [Golden Gate Xpress]
Bay Area hikers are more likely to see some large hairy arachnids on local trails in the next few weeks as tarantulas hit mating season. [CBS 5]
Ford paid more than $65 million for shuttle-van startup Chariot. [Business Insider]
[Boomberg] says that "Google's Self-Driving Car Project Is Losing Out to Rivals."
How to get on the iOS 10 bus (which is rolling out slowly starting today, but not to everyone all at once). [Wired]
And here's a review, focusing on the exciting changes to iMessage. [Mashable]
One Front Street has been sold for $521 million. [The Registry]
Support for supervised injection sites grows in SF. [SF Examiner]

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