Monday Digest: Sports betting replaces KGO; New Divisadero housing abandoned - San Francisco Business Times

keeps making news for all the wrong reasons, this time for Twitter locking his account for an antisemitic tweet he just made following a welcome from likely future platform owner Elon Musk. Here's what else is making news to start your week. announced this morning that it's launching the Bay Area’s first sports radio station focused on sports betting, 810 THE SPREAD, replacing the historic Talk Radio KGO-AM.

, was slated for a six-story redevelopment, which moved slowly through the entitlement process for years before finally receiving thesought to turn the site into a 186-unit apartment complex with ground-floor retail. But in May, Genesis filed a quit claim deed on the property and relinquished all rights back to the long-time owners, Roy and Patricia Shimek.

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