Thursday Lunchtime Links: 'Complacency' Killing California Drivers: SFist

Will Muni's new trains turn your commute time frown upside down? [KRON 4]
Bay Area vegan cheese startup Miyoko’s Kitchen, which makes the absolute best fake cheese I've ever had, is drawing slews of investors. [SF Chronicle]
Fact check -- that little tag that shows up in front of some articles in Google News -- is working its way around the world. [CNet]
Snap Inc. is valuing the company at up to $22 billion as it prepares for the tech industry's biggest initial public offering in years. [Associated Press]
">Analyst predicts that the iPhone 8 will cost about a thousand dollars. [Apple Insider]
Sequence, explored. [Civic Center]
Affordable housing development at 17th and Folsom faces challenge. [SocketSite]
SF State experienced a string of property crimes during the first three weeks of the semester, including an armed robbery Friday night, prompting the University Police Department to employ measures to deter future incidents. [Golden Gat Xpress]
A three-judge panel has ruled against the University of California's ownership of a gene-editing patent seen as a next-generation step in genetic engineering. [SF Business Times]
"Complacency" sends traffic deaths soaring in California. [SF Chronicle]
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said Wednesday that the first year of an ambitious effort to triple the number of low-income college graduates coming out of the city’s public schools has been successful. [CBS 5]
An "inside look" at why Apple didn't revolutionize TV they way they said they would. [Bloomberg]
San Francisco is building support among community groups in anticipation of a plan to connect every home and business with high-speed fiber optic internet service. [SF Examiner]

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