• Four SF men have been busted for trying to get food stamp recipients to sell their benefits for a fraction of what they're worth. You know, like Gloria on Orange is the New Black. [KTVU] [SF Examiner]
  • The tech boom is driving Asian-owned small businesses out of SF. [New America Media]
  • Here's what happened at the Board of Supes Tuesday: Laura's Law will be enacted [LA Times] [SF Chronicle] [CBS5] [SF Examiner], Supe Campos introduced legislation to help undocumented kids [ABC7], Non-profit supporters caused a ruckus and got detained [KTVU] [SFBG], and legislation to dump SF's outdated arcade rules was introduced. [SF Chronicle]
  • UCSF's new chancellor is its, uh, current acting chancellor. [SF Business Times]
  • A closer look at the San Francisco souvenir fleece. [7x7]
  • Anti-eviction activists target Urban Green. [SF Chronicle]
  • SF's Assessor-Recorder says the value of property in SF has hit $180 billion. [SF Gate]
  • [SF Weekly] has a great, in-depth piece on Ryan Chamberlain, the troubled SF political operative who's ended up behind bars.
  • City Chopsticks gets rammed. [SF Examiner]
  • "Some of the best talent in the indie rock world" will be playing Folsom Street Fair. [Bay Area Reporter]
  • A 460,000-square-foot city office building with 550 residential units will replace that Goodwill at the corner of Market and Van Ness. [SF Chronicle]