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- Are garlic fries enough to get you into a McDonald's? [SFist]
- A former San Francisco 49ers stadium announcer who was fired after 30 years on the job has sued the team in federal court in San Jose for alleged age discrimination. [Bay City News]
- Just in case you thought the [New York Times] was for crusty olds, they announce that they learned to love Snapchat. You're only old as you feel, Gray Lady.
- The [SF Chronicle] calls out "boorish" Sanders supporters.
- Federal regulators call on tech companies to improve diversity. [Associated Press]
- Google has patented a "sticky" layer to protect pedestrians in self-driving car accidents. [Guardian]
- SF man arrested for allegedly firing gun into ex-girlfriend's residence. [Bay City News]
- The “SFSU Class of 2016” Facebook group page has transformed into a black market for the buying and selling of graduation tickets. [Golden Gate Xpress]
- The SF Opera is losing its musical director. [SF Chronicle]
- After a price chop, the Bay Area home owned by Jeff Skoll, the first employee and former President of eBay, has sold. [SocketSite]
- 180 Montgomery Street was just sold for approximately $179 million. [The Registry]
- A man who fought with two others in a ride share car early Saturday morning in San Francisco’s Castro district was robbed and suffered a “mild concussion." [Bay Area Reporter]
- Alleged Mission mugger nabbed. [Mission Local]
- East Bay politicians lucky recipients of Warriors playoff tickets. [CBS 5]
- Employer of man killed in Moscone Center crushing has troubled past. [SF Chronicle]
- A federal judge says that the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is a legit source of evidence. [TechDirt]
- Here are the [SF Examiner]'s endorsements for the June election.
- Self-driving Chevy Bolts spotted in SF. [Detroit Free Press]
