Monday Morning Roundup: Shrimp Boy's Last Hope: SFist

2,290 housing units have been built in SF this year, but it'll take 100,000 of them to shift skyrocketing rent prices. [SF Examiner]
SF techies pack sober dance party. [Venturebeat]
Intimate portraits of the genderqueer community in SF. [Slate]
SF AIDS Walk raises over more than $2.2 million. [KTVU]
SF General's mystery man has been reunited with his family. [Associated Press/KRON4]
[The Sans Serif] is your new favorite website.
A profile of Tony Serra, the man who will defend Shrimp Boy. [SF Chronicle]
[Hoodline] speaks with homeless people regarding the city's progress on the plan to end chronic homelessness.
Silicon Valley is so gay. [NY Times]
SF 49er Aldon Smith sentenced to three years of probation, 11 days on a work crew. [ESPN/ABC7]
New prisoner pickup duties for the SF Sheriff's Department. [SF Examiner]
The latest on whatever’s going on with the A’s Oakland ballpark. Your guess is as good as ours! [Matier and Ross] [SF Chronicle]
Do you recognize this person, who allegedly broke into FiDi startup BuildZoom? [SF Gate] [ABC7]

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