- Hundreds gathered at City Hall Monday in support of SF's Sanctuary City policy amidst threats by President-Elect Donald Trump to punish cities that harbor illegal immigrants. [Examiner]
- A Bay Area mom describes a days-long Uber customer service nightmare after the service left her son, who has a traumatic brain injury, stranded in Fairfax. [SFGate]
- A Mountain View teacher who mentioned Trump in the context of the rise of the Third Reich has been suspended. [CBS 5]
- Several Trump supporters brought Confederate flags to wave at a Veterans' Day parade in Petaluma. [SFGate]
- Trump-supporting CEO Andrew Torba got kicked out of the Y Combinator startup accelerator for violating its harassment policy after he called a bunch of people "cucks" in an online discussion. [BuzzFeed]
- A tall (nine-story), 94-unit, all-affordable development at 1296 Shotwell Street, with units reserved entirely for seniors and the formerly homeless, will finally get a public hearing on December 1. [Socketsite]
- San Francisco police have written thousands of tickets this year for quality-of-life offenses such as sleeping in parks, urinating on sidewalks and being drunk in public but then, the courts no longer enforce them. [SF Chronicle]
- Oakland leaders are weighing whether to reserve half of new permits for marijuana clubs for minority communities and those previously prosecuted for drug offenses. [KCBS]
- Yet another UC Berkeley professor has been accused of sexual harassment, this time a longtime prominent faculty member, Middle East scholar and architecture professor by the name of Nezar AlSayyad. [SF Chronicle]
