Day Around The Bay: SF Seeks $187,000 From PG&E To Cover Blackout-Related Losses: SFist

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A pretty butterfly mural in the Mission was defaced with tags, and completely covered in paint. [Mission Local]
Two dead in Lake Berryessa plane crash. [SF Chronicle] [ABC 7]
Uber doesn’t protect female drivers from sexual harassment, [The Intercept] says in a new piece detailing, for one, the terrible experiences of one trans woman driver in LA.
Reported suicide threat prompts brief Hayes Valley shelter-in-place. [ABC 7]
There is of course a protest planned for tonight at 201 Steiner Street, the former Bean There cafe space that Blue Bottle is planning to move in to. [Hoodline]
SF is seeking $187,000 from PG&E to cover losses from the recent blackout. [Chronicle]
CCSF hit with questions over proposed performing arts center. [SocketSite]
Apple's stock hit a new record today. [CNet]
A lot of Bay Area bridges are in awful shape. [CBS 5]
In a federal suit filed in San Francisco by the Department of Justice against Bumble Bee Tuna, the tuna company is pleading guilty and paying a $25 million criminal fine for conspiring with other tuna distributors in a price-fixing scheme. [Consumerist]
An Austrian court has ruled Facebook must delete "hate postings" not just in Austria but across whole platform. [Reuters]
Complaints are being raised about a proposed Hayes Valley condo development. [Socketsite]
This sizable development could rise at Stanyan and Frederick. [Hoodline]
The Giants are using some sort of weird, brain-zapping headgear. Is that going to make them start winning? [KQED]
[Curbed] dug up some cool old SF apartment rental ads.
The Chronicle's John King compares SF’s newest privately owned public areas in the bases of office buildings, saving his worst critiques for SalesForce’s at 350 Mission. [Chronicle]

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