Monday Morning Linkdump: Would You Take $10K To Leave The Bay Area?: SFist

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Your weekend ICYMI: New SF-set Amazon show premieres, more immigration judges have been sent to SF to speed up deportations, Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge has finally gone down, and a Twitter user who allegedly caused a reporter to have a seizure was arrested.
Your Saturday and Sunday links
Hundreds of students were in SF this weekend for a big robotics battle. [SF Chronicle]
A look into the history of Pier 39. [SF Examiner]
People of various faiths and religious beliefs joined hands and surrounded members of the Muslim Community Association in Santa Clara on Sunday. [KRON 4]
A tech company is offering to pay employees $10,000 to leave the Bay Area. [SF Chronicle]
Authorities say a woman has been accused of dumping bleach on her boyfriend’s dog and his clothing during an argument. [Associated Press]
More than a year after a large concrete chunk of the Bay Bridge’s tunnel crashed onto the roadway, narrowly missing a motorist, Caltrans has started making repairs. [SF Chronicle]
As Apple pushes deeper into luxury brand territory, the company is making its products more accessible through lower pricing. [Inside Avalon]
[TechCrunch] goes after Facebook, saying they are "under fire for peddling fake news, but the platform will never take real responsibility."
President Donald Trump’s proposed budget would likely impact funding for the most vulnerable students in San Francisco. [SF Examiner]
Tech writer has had it with Google's phone offerings. [Cnet]

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