lunchtime links

* An Oakland police vehicle was involved in a crash Friday morning. [KRON 4] * Lyft adds ten more locations. [CNet] * The SFMTA wants more "neighborways" in the city. What's a

* Police are looking for two men who robbed a mother with her one-year-old daughter at gunpoint in San Francisco last Friday. [KRON 4] * You can live in this teeny-tiny condo

* Two ex-convicts have been charged with attempted murder in connection with an incident in which shots were fired at an off-duty Oakland police officer. [Bay City News] * Lyft offers ride hailing

* The woman killed by a falling Yosemite tree has been identified. [KRON 4] * Westlake Urban, which purchased the 86-unit Kirkham Heights apartment complex at 1530-1585 5th Avenue and Kirkham back in

* Huge SoMa parcel in clubby area appears on the market. [SocketSite] * An administrator at a youth shelter and former Boy Scout leader has been arrested for possession of child pornography in Santa Clara.

* Police have made arrests in the deadly stabbing of a little league coach in San Jose. [KRON 4] * The tower to rise at the Van Ness Goodwill site might be taller than first

* The University of California said it investigated 113 cases of sexual misconduct involving staff and faculty at its 10 campuses over a recent three-year period. [Associated Press] * A portion of sidewalk along

* SF police are investigating a racially motivated hate crime that left a man with life-threatening injuries. [KRON 4] * Podcast advertising treads some tricky ethical ground. [Wired] * The [SF Chronicle] scowls at NBC

* Fight between Marin cyclists and hikers heats back up. [CBS 5] * With an unrelenting housing crisis gripping California, state legislators are seekaing to intervene with local controls to ensure there is more development

* A Concord man has been arrested in connection with having sex with a 12-year-old girl and fathering her child, according to police. [Bay City News] * Seven-story building planned for 1245

* A man who was wanted on suspicion of a 2005 Santa Rosa murder was caught in rural Shasta County Wednesday. [KRON 4] * Lyft rolls out to 54 more US cities. [CNet] * SF State

* Immigrants make up more than a third of San Francisco’s population and make a large contribution to the local economy. [Bay City News] * Study says that San Francisco has the highest rental

* A driver is dead after crashing into a concrete pillar in West Oakland. [KRON 4] * How our digital assistants might be putting us at risk. [ABC 7] * A strange and quiet story of

* San Francisco is trying to become the first city in the nation to eliminate hepatitis C. [SF Chronicle] * Some say that duck boats like those that roam SF's streets should be

* As if things weren't stressful enough already, now [KRON 4] asks "Are you prepared for your digital death?" * Women who stole Scott Wiener’s phone reads poetry in court.

* Will Muni's new trains turn your commute time frown upside down? [KRON 4] * Bay Area vegan cheese startup Miyoko’s Kitchen, which makes the absolute best fake cheese I've

* Police are investigating a Hunters Point drive-by. [KRON 4] * Apple has been granted a patent for a fingerprint-reading touchscreen. [CNet] * Condo development proposed behind Cha Cha Cha. [SocketSite] * A bill introduced

* Facebook is testing pop-up posts. [CNet] * A man in southern France is alleging that Uber may be responsible for the demise of his marriage, and has filed a suit against the company

* [Slate] calls people who think Trump will be good for US business "deluded." * More support for rumors that the next iPhone will offer wireless charging. [CNet] * The price to buy Metallica

* SF State has shared a cloud-based storage and file-sharing system that will give faculty, staff and students access to more free storage space. [Golden Gate Xpress] * Silicon Valley tech leaders are

* Californians' taxpayer contribution into the state’s $196 billion teacher pension fund is expected to jump up by $153 million in the next fiscal year. [SF Business Times] * A group of first-

* Google just made the TV trope of "zoom and enhance" sort of come true. [CNet] * Church of Mary of the Assumption, aka the one that looks like a washing machine agitator,

* The FBI is offering a reward of up to $10,000 in the search for two missing Northern California teenagers in cases that authorities say are related and suspicious. [Associated Press] * Activist shareholders

* A couple little earthquakes rattled the North Bay this morning. [KRON 4] * Library officials in Mountain View announced they have received a $98,000 grant from Google to pay for bookmobile services. [CBS