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- A hotly-debated new program approved by the Oakland City Council would spiff-up homeless encampments, improving conditions and making them more hospitable. [Chronicle]
- So there's this one guy in Menlo Park who’s trying to be the ultimate anti-helicopter parent, and also he's a libertarian so yes, do read. [NYT magazine]
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Controversy over naming Chinatown station after Rose Pak has inspired the SFMTA to develop a station-naming policy. [Examiner]
- A contractor struck a four-inch gas main during construction in Hunter's Point and led to the evacuation of a block of residences. [Chronicle]
- Ready to get meta? A post that purports to be from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg offering money to Facebook users who don't share social media hoaxes.... is itself a parody of social media hoaxes. [Snopes]
- The Market will abandon its previous plans to open on Polk Street. [Hoodline]
- A mural supporting Colin Kaepernick goes up in Mission. [ABC 7]
- A day after a multiple shooting at June Jordan High School, students are in shock and no arrests have been made. [Chron]
