Saturday Links: Ed Lee's Name Pulled From Corruption Allegation Docs: SFist

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This Orinda mansion has sure got wood. [SFist]
Protesters rallied at the District Attorney's office Friday against San Francisco police shootings. [KRON 4]
An egg industry group’s discussions about thwarting the sale of an SF-based eggless vegan spread were inappropriate, a yearlong investigation by the U.S. Department of Agriculture has found. [Associated Press]
Developers of 300-foot office building planned for space across from Caltrain want to switch to a residential strategy, but Planning isn't so sure about that. [SocketSite]
"The Numbers Are In: Bay Street Road Diet Calmed Traffic" proclaims the [SFMTA].
30 scenes from the Market Street Prototyping Festival. [Curbed SF]
SF State has a new police chief. [Golden Gate Xpress]
Electric carmaker Tesla Motors Inc. wants to build 4.6 million square feet of new space for its factory in Fremont — a move that would ramp up production to 500,000 cars per year and add more than 3,000 workers. [SF Business Times]
Where's Fat Albert? [SF Gate]
Waving a large Palestinian flag and holding signs reading “Stop censoring our movement,” some 15 protesters gathered outside of Mark Zuckerberg’s San Francisco house on Friday. [Mission Local]
New details in the case of three San Francisco politicos charged with bribery and corruption have emerged, but one thing you WON'T see is Ed Lee's name. [SF Examiner] [SF Examiner] [SF Chronicle]
Two men suspected of shooting and killing a health clinic office assistant in San Francisco’s Tenderloin this summer were identified Friday. [SF Chronicle]

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