- Shirley Fong-Torres: the woman who both ate Chinatown and became the unofficial mayor of it (sorry, Rose Pak), passed away this weekend. The 64-year-old Fong-Torres was recognized for her service to the Chinese-American community. [CBS5]
- ForageSF's Underground Market, which received a cease-and-desist from the Health Department, caught the eye of the New York Times. Meanwhile, ForageSF responds and looks forward. [NYT] [ForageSF]
- Muni Drivers still don't like it when you shoot photos on the bus, even though they must deal with it by order of Muni decree. [SFAppeal]
- Allyne Park might be the best place to take your canine friend. That is, until everyone blogs about it. [CurbedSF]
- An SF State mycologist (that'd be someone who studies fungus) named a newly discovered mushroom after Spongebob Squarepants. We reckon he has kids. [Chron]
- Temporary Food Service Road Opens in Dolores Park [MissionMission]
- Vandals strike again at the Lower Haight Jeremy Fish mural. [Haighteration]
- Billie Holiday busted in a Tenderloin SRO for possession of opium (in 1949). [Bluoz]
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