Day Around The Bay: The Cellar Now Shuttered For Good After Stabbing: SFist

Here's a video of Dave Eggers' twee bear tricycle, which is part of a bear-themed art exhibit (but that is not Eggers on the tricycle). [Hoodline]
Campos submits list of possible Homeless Navigation sites, Mayor’s office dismisses locations and neighbors to sites are enraged. [SF Chronicle]
As expected, Flax is closing its Market Street store this Saturday. [Hoodline]
Following the January stabbing death of a popular DJ and Apple analyst, The Cellar (685 Sutter Street) is voluntarily surrendering their liquor license and entertainment permit. [Hoodline]
Academy of Art has even more illegal buildings than we previously thought. [Socketsite]
Behold: the smallest single family home (800 sq ft) currently on the market in SF for $500,000. [Curbed]
The South Bay BART extension, which will debut the new Warm Springs Station this summer, has moved a step closer to tunneling beneath downtown San Jose toward Santa Clara thanks to federal funds. [Chron]
A new in-law unit proposal by Supervisor Aaron Peskin could create (potentially) 33,000 new rent-controlled residences that would not be allowed to be rented on Airbnb. [Examiner]

Day Around The Bay: The Cellar Now Shuttered For Good After Stabbing