• CHP is searching for 38-year-old Coretta Gibson who was last seen in San Lorenzo around 8 pm on August 29. [KRON4]
• State lawmakers passed a bill Saturday that would provide safeguards surrounding the state’s vaccine policy to prevent interference by the federal government. [KGO]

• San Francisco held the ribbon-cutting for Cityside Park on Treasure Island Saturday, which will start out as a 6-acre park and then grow to eventually extend along the entire west side of the island. [KPIX]

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We would tire of seeing the Chrome label all around town if they started making bags that weren't so handsome yet tough-looking. But they don't, so we won't. And on that note, please check out their new bag, The Lieutenant. Perfect for those coming to SF for Pride (and want to take home a slice of SF with them) or your causal cyclist zipping about, this new sack is a waterproof messenger bag that boasts Chrome’s iconic buckle and more.

It's also got pockets with stainless steel hardware "for quick secure access to u-lock and work tools" as well as "daisy chain mounting loops for attaching carabineer clips or bike lights." But that doesn't mean this bag wouldn't look just as dandy in the back of your 2013 Lexus. Because it would. Shhh.

That said, we implore you to check it out at Chrome's SoMa store. In fact, please have your guests from out of town visit the place in lieu of buying bags or accessories at, say, HNM or Urban Outfitters. It's local. Why not? Anyway, said bag runs around $170. Check it out. You can also get a bunch of other stuff (e.g., shoes, iPad and laptop bags, socks, hats, etc.) too.

Chrome: 580 - 4th Street (at Brannan), S.F., 415-820-507

We're suckers for both father-daughter drama and the occasional "It Gets Better" shlock. We're also suckers for Google Chrome. It should come as little surprise, then, that these new ads for Google Chrome -- one of which debuted on last night's Glee and features Dan Savage -- plucked our icy heartstrings. Yes, we know, we're essentially giving the Mountain View-based company a free plug. No, we don't care. They're that good. Though they rarely advertise, it's refreshing to see Google put forth cleverness and emotional whimsy in an ad, minus the dopiness that befalls those terrible Bing spots. Enjoy.

"It Gets Better"

"Google Chrome: Dear Sophie"