• Part of a group of men who allegedly beat up and robbed a couple of German tourists on Russian Hill were dramatically tracked down and arrested. [CBS5]
• Bay City News, a news wire service based in SF, is being pushed to Oakland by tech-fueled rent increases. [SF Examiner]
• While we're talking media, [Castro Biscuit] is becoming part of Hoodline.
• OK, one more media note: How to deal with vitriolic commenters. [Slow News Day]
• If you never contemplated Burning Man's porta-potties, this is where you can rectify that. [Valleywag]
• Alleged bike thieves punctuate poorly-attended kids' event at UN Plaza. [Civic Center]
• The 20 types of Yelp reviewers. [Thrillist]
• Is "Pineapple Boy LLC" really the "corporate alias of Michael Harrison, co-founder of Vanguard Properties"? What the heck is that about. [IndyBay] [48 Hills] [SF Examiner]
• How to fight revenge porn. [ZDNet]
• The Mariott in Union Square just got sold for $147 million. [SF Business Times]
• SF office rents hitting highs not seen since dot com boom. [The Registry]
• The Umbrella Corporation* Google announces facility (at unknown location) to continue their anti-aging research. [New York Times]
• Refresh less often to avoid random tweets from strangers. [The Verge]

*I'm pretty sure I've made that crack before, but I stand by the analogy.