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∙ In case you have not looked or been outside, it is beautiful and it will be nice and warm throughout Monday. Yay for spring and a respite from wind and rain, things will stay in the first 70 years throughout the weekend, with more rain for next week. [ABC 7]
Ball Charles Ballard, 41, who was shot dead Wednesday by Alameda County MPs in the Thrift Town parking lot in San Leandro, had already delivered 11 convictions for a crime. Officers responded to a minor theft report and were eventually threatened by Ballard, who allegedly used his SUV as a weapon. [CBS SF]
∙ Anne Kihagi, an infamous and allegedly abusive landlord, lost her bid at a California Supreme Court appeal. The city of San Francisco had already fined Kihagi $ 2.4 million. An injunction from the lower courts will now prevent it from contacting its tenants and will require it to use an outside building management company. [Curbed]
∙ Lyft is about to start his "IPO roadshow" for investors, which could put him on a collision course with rival Uber. Uber is also preparing for the IPO, several weeks after Lyft, and the two companies are still losing money. [SF Business Times]
∙ A Napa vape store was closed Thursday for selling cannabis products to minors. [CBS SF]
∙ UC Berkeley is now linked to the fraud scandal at college admissions. [ABC 7]
∙ The indo upscale Indo spot in Indonesia's Indonesian Castro is no longer after Saturday, and the owners are shifting to Rooster & Rice, a very laid-back Thai chicken dish. [Eater]
∙ The Gather store in Hayes Valley is closing. [Hoodline]
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