- Eight baby ducklings were rescued from a Concord storm drain Saturday, and were reunited with their mom shortly thereafter. [CBS5]
- A woodworking studio for kids is planned for Mission Street. [Capp Street Crap]
- On Saturday, about 50 housing rights activists marched to the home of SF Supervisor Scott Weiner, calling on him to help make rents more affordable. [NBC Bay Area]
- A man thought to be the last Golden Gate Bridge worker alive has passed at age 98. [Associated Press]
- After a driver struck a fire hydrant at Filbert and Franklin Saturday, the resulting gusher caused a lot of damage to a neighboring apartment building. [ABC7]
- Is Cole Valley the friendliest nabe in SF? The {Sacramento Bee] seems to think so.
- The burned body of a missing six-year-olds was found in Sacramento County, and her mom's boyfriend has been arrested for the dreadful crime. [CBS5]
- Group rallies against new SF County Jail. [NBC Bay Area]
- It's going to get harder to illegally enroll in Berkeley's public schools. [KQED]
- Apparently an "Instagram Celebrity" was at Four Barrel at some point in the recent past. [Mission Local]
