SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Facebook Subscriptions Debunked Again Apple is working with Consumer Reports to figure out why the reviews site's battery test results for the new MacBook Pro do not match the gadget giant's lab tests and field data. [CNet]
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Farewell, Sweetie Starting today, a limited number of weekday BART trains will run during commute hours for the duration of the holidays. [Bay City News] Elon Musk tweets that the updated version of Tesla's Autopilot
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Bay Area Enjoys Rainfall Bounty The Bay Area has received more than its fair share of rainfall since October 1. [KRON 4] How people streaming media are burning coal. [Wired] Charles Schwab commits to keeping HQ in San
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: SF Man Sentenced In Sex-Worker Shooting Google has released its top searches of 2016. [KRON 4] A former research scientist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory who was found guilt of falsifying data and reports in order to receive
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Oakland Olive Oil Company Hit With Lawsuit A suspect is in custody after a high-speed police chase that started in San Leandro ended in Brisbane Tuesday morning. [KRON 4] California’s population has grown to 39.4 million. [Associated Press]
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: The Downside To 'Tech's Alcohol-Soaked Culture' A person was injured this weekend when they got trapped between containers on a ship at the Port of Oakland. [Bay City News] "Tech’s Alcohol-Soaked Culture Isn’t a Party for Everybody,
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Pacifica Prepares To Demolish Dangling Apartments The city of Pacifica intends to demolish a vacant apartment building on the edge of an unstable coastal cliff, with or without the blessing of its owner. [KRON 4] American Realty Advisors has
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Infamous Double Murderer Dies While On San Quentin's Death Row Xmas balls and babies #xmasinthecity #urbanxmas #urbanstreetphotography #urbanphotography #streetsofsf #sfist A photo posted by Darwin Bell (@darwinbell) on Dec 14, 2016 at 10:49pm PST San Quentin State Prison death row inmate Dennis
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Caltrans Sued Over Homeless Sweeps A coalition of East Bay homeless people and advocates sued Caltrans in Alameda County Superior Court, accusing the agency of illegally seizing and destroying property during sweeps of homeless encampments. [Bay City News]
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Google's Cuba Connection In response to the Ghost Ship fire, a new organization has been formed to build a coalition between artists, community leaders, activists and policy makers. [Bay City News] Google has partnered with Cuba.
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Teen Nude Photo Scandal Rocks The South Bay A group of artists have created a safety video to prevent further Ghost Ships. [KRON 4] Get ready to cry your eyes out: Columnist Debra J. Saunders is apparently quitting the [SF Chronicle]
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: You're Drinking Algae Health officials are warning the public about the dangers of eating wild mushrooms after a spike in people falling ill from consuming poisonous ones in Monterey County. [KRON 4] The Massachusetts Institute of
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Glen Park BART Battery Battery reported at Glen Park BART. [Bay City News] San Jose State University police are investigating a sexual assault on a woman. [KRON 4] City controller says SF will continue to work with
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Bad Pipe Closes BART Entrance You can't kill smartphones, says [Wired]. OK! Apple is going to start publishing its AI research. [Bloomberg] On Friday, the Geary BRT Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will be made available online at
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Tim Cook Emails Reuters The EFF is asking Uber to stop following riders after they're dropped off. [BuzzFeed] Netflix is the #1 grossing iPhone app in the US. [SensorTower] Don't count on smartphone health apps in an
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: SFPD Union Gets Aggressive Want to become an Instagram star? A [Bloomberg] writer did it just to see if it could be done. Citing working conditions in Apple factories, Paris officials oppose naming street after Steve Jobs.
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Muni Station Naming Under Scrutiny A man admitted to punching a 14-month-old baby boy to death in Fresno. [KRON 4] Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg donates $100M to charity. [CNet] Cirque du Soleil “Luzia” has canceled its San Francisco
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Yelp Unveils Barftastically-Titled 'Yelfies' Aussie students recreate Martin Shkreli's $750 HIV pill for $20. [CNet] Yelp unveils "Yelfies," the infernal combination of a selfie and a check-in via their platform. [SF Gate] Big black building proposed for
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: San Francisco's 'Predatory Government' [Slate] dubs Michael Chabon "The Scheherazade of the East Bay." Wired magazine’s creative director is joining Apple. [Recode] The biggest challenge to diversifying tech talent. [CNet] Malware designed to look like real
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Muslims Respond To Trump-Supporting Letter Writer Plans released for Folsom Street affordable housing/arts development. [SocketSite] Equipment problem delays BART yet again Tuesday. [SF Examiner] The California Department of Insurance has fined Zenefits $7 million for several licensing violations.
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Inside Uber's Self-Driving Truck Company New drone footage shows progress of Apple's 'spaceship' campus. [SF Gate] San Francisco's Stripe sees valuation soar to $9.2B with latest funding. [SF Business Times] SF protest roundup: Oppose Trump on 12/
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Twitter COO Cashes In The driver of a minivan was killed after slamming into an Oakland tree. [Bay City News] No holiday bargains for San Francisco real estate. [SF Gate] Facebook was struck with a racial discrimination
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: UC Berkeley Sexual Assault A male student was sexually assaulted Tuesday in a UC Berkeley affiliated co-op. Immigration attorneys in the San Francisco Bay Area are attempting to prevent the private information of young, undocumented people from
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Headphone Malwear Fears Gavin Newsom sits down with SF high school kids to discuss the recent uptick in hate crimes. [KRON 4] Great, now there might be malware that converts your headphones into makeshift microphones that
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: CCSF Staff To Shrink A discount goods store selling everything from clothes to small appliances to luggage on Mission near 20th Street is expected to shut down, perhaps as soon as the end of the year. [Mission