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- Hours before backpacker Audrey Carey was slain in Golden Gate Park, she drank at Lucky 13 with her alleged killers. [SFist]
- Additional funding for the Transbay Transit Center funding has been blocked by the County Transportation Authority Commission over Millennium Tower concerns [SF Examiner]. Meanwhile, building inspection officials created a draft report downplaying risks at the sinking Millennium Tower while other documents show they urged rigorous monitoring and even a citation against the developer [NBC Bay Area].
- Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson practiced together Tuesday for the first time as Golden State Warriors. [KRON 4]
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If this map is accurate, there's a big Trump donor in or near the Inner Richmond. [Wired]
- [SF Gate] calls out "San Francisco's most [sic] bogusly named neighborhoods."
- [Twitter] is aiming to support broadcasters on its video livestreaming platform Periscope with a new VIP program.
- Aetna says it will subsidize employee Apple Watch purchase for participating companies. [CNet]
- Brent Assink, the San Francisco Symphony’s innovative and cool-headed executive director, will step down in March after 18 years in the position. [SF Chronicle]
- Mountain Lake Park's playground renovation is progressing nicely. [Richmond District blog]
