- A driver is dead after crashing into a concrete pillar in West Oakland. [KRON 4]
- How our digital assistants might be putting us at risk. [ABC 7]
- A strange and quiet story of a medical emergency on Muni. [Fog City Notes]
- Driver killed after crashing a car into a California Highway Patrol vehicle that was assisting a disabled vehicle. [CBS 5]
- Agencies responsible for developing affordable housing at 2000 Bryant named. [Mission Local]
- A 19-year-old Fairfield woman, who was pulled out of the Pacific Ocean after being swept off rocks on Schoolhouse Beach near Bodega Bay, has died. [CBS 5]
- A group of Bay Area teenagers won a national hunt for new and innovative applications for their crime-mapping navigation app in San Francisco. [NBC Bay Area]
- SF's federal immigration court is less likely to deport people than the far busier Los Angeles court. [SF Examiner]
- Leasing commercial space in San Francisco is as expensive as ever, but prices are mostly holding steady for the first time in a long time — not rising. [TechCrunch]
