Friday Morning Constitutional: Your OKCupid Details Might Be At Risk: SFist

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He does look like Cary Elwes, doesn't he? [SFist]
Fremont police have confirmed that the body found along the shore of Alameda Creek in Fremont on Thursday evening is missing teen Jayda Jenkins. [KRON 4]
PG&E customers are shocked and outraged by spiking bills. [SF Chronicle]
Usernames and passwords have been leaked onto the open internet due to a security bug that affected 3,400 websites, including popular services like Uber, Fitbit and OKCupid. [CNet]
A 20-year-old student was charged Thursday with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly stabbing an administrator at a special education school in West Berkeley because he blamed administrators for losing his job. [Bay City News]
The SFMTA touts their newest "pedestrian scramble," which is not, as you might have thought, a disappointing egg dish. [Moving SF]
With Mission Bay miles from any BART station, and no ferry service, getting in and out of the growing neighborhood today without getting snarled in heavy traffic is nearly impossible. [SF Business Times]
Alameda County Sheriff's Deputy who was struck by inmate van at Santa Rata jail has died. [ABC 7]
UC Berkeley recently added a brand new title to its storied sports history when the school’s team was crowned the new national champions of video gaming. [CBS 5]
A California state lawmaker was removed from the Senate floor after refusing to stop delivering a speech criticizing former Sen. Tom Hayden for his anti-war activism in Vietnam. [Associated Press]

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