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Daily Digest: S.F. tech firm cuts jobs, CEO's salary; Robo speeding ticket plan revisited

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Meanwhile, a federal jury has convicted Harlan Kelly, the former general manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, of charges that he accepted bribes and gifts from a local businessman.
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