Good morning!
We’re determined to get the newsletter out early today – hoping to catch some of you in a generous mood. Already, so many have given and we thank you! For those of you who have not, consider doing so today. We depend on our readers to support the coverage that you get every day from Mission Local.
Today we have a community letter on tagging and the elderly from a longtime contributor, George Lipp. It seems to have struck a chord with a lot of readers.
And we have another piece on impending problems at the jails from Joe, who always has something interesting to say.
We hope that you got to read last week’s piece by Yujie on Twitter’s troubles and to explore Will’s interactive on how we all voted. You can compare your vote to others in your precinct, the neighborhood and the city.
Thank you from all of us!
Joe, Lydia, Annika, Eleni, Will and Yujie
The Latest News
‘Pretty much everybody is high’: Inmates languish in jail as influx looms
This is what happens when inmates have nothing to do.
When SF tagging threatens the elderly with finesÂ
The homeowner is a retired bookkeeper on a fixed income, getting a notice that she could be fined up to $1,000 a day was frightening.
In case you missed these
Explore: How did your SF neighbors vote?
Check your vote against the vote of your neighbors and the city.
Will Twitter collapse? Unlikely in the short term, said a half-dozen experts.
Short term probably not, longer term, could present problems.
Bye bye birdie? Our followers and friends say farewell to Twitter
How readers said goodbye to an obsession.
SNAP
Happy anniversary!
