Saturday Links: Uber Announces Delays For Mission Bay Headquarters: SFist

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Jay takes in some Imaginary Comforts. [SFist]
[Fast Company] joins the crowds mocking the New York Times' notions of proper social media behavior for journalists.
Several hundred workers fired from Tesla factory, reportedly for pro-union views. [SF Chronicle]
Twitter has given Senate investigators the names of of 201 accounts linked to Russia. [Associated Press]
Celebrating the Avenue Theatre's restored and glowing sign. [Portola Planet]
Another sign of trouble? Uber's Mission Bay headquarters opening has been delayed to early 2020. [SF Business Times]
The new Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge has opened. [CBS 5]
[The Atlantic] reports on "What Facebook Did to American Democracy," claiming that it was "hard to see it coming." But was it, really?
California has become the first state to ban sales of dogs from puppy mills. [KRON 4] [Associated Press]
Bay Area air quality is so bad that even [Streetsblog SF] is telling you not to ride your bike.
A pedestrian killed in collision on 101 in SF has been identified. [Bay City News]

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