• A brush fire is threatening homes in East San Jose. [CBS 5]
• That adorable kitten that was found curiously stranded on the Golden Gate Bridge last weekend will soon be up for adoption. [SFGate]
• San Francisco has agreed to pay $375,000 to settle a legal claim filed by a former Fire Department administrative analyst who said she was sexually harassed by a department commander. [Chronicle]
• January marked the 10-year anniversary of the first unveiling of the iPhone, but today marks the 10-year anniversary of its release. [Wired]
• Coffee is full of bugs, study says. [SFGate]
• SF mortgage company says that people who buy a home with them will receive a month’s worth of avocado toast delivered. [Curbed]
• The same man is said to have robbed gyms and fitness studios in Napa, Pacifica, San Jose, Pleasant Hill, Pittsburg and Walnut Creek. [NBC Bay Area]
• BART's new train surveillance cameras actually work and record activity, but only the conductor — not BART police — can see what's happening in real-time onboard. [CBS 5]
• ISIS apparently hacked the Calaveras County website? [Chronicle]
• SF’s famous “One Tree” mural ruined. [SF Weekly]
• The new South Van Ness homeless Navigation Center opened today. [Mission Local]
• Here's a lengthy interview with Lyft president John Zimmer, all about how he's trying not to gloat to loudly about Uber's troubles. [NYT]
• A Muni bus has turned into a mobile classroom for returning SFUSD students trying to finish their high school diploma. [Chronicle]