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  • Mill Valley artist and activist Fabrice Florin amused and irritated the townsfolk of Mill Valley over the weekend with an anti-Trump puppet show float in the annual Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade. [ABC 7]
  • The University of California's Board of Regents gets exposed for having lavish, expensive parties while crying poor and raising tuition. [Chronicle]
  • In related news: An investigation reveals that Chancellor Dirks's $4,990 misuse of public funds cost the university $57,671. [Daily Cal]
  • The prosecutor in the Sierra LeMar murder case gave closing arguments in the sentencing phase today. [CBS 5]
  • One of the heroes who died in the racist attack aboard a Portland train on Friday went to Pebble Beach high school. [Chronicle]
  • Ex-felon Dachaun Dupree, 26, was sentenced to 18 years Tuesday in a 2013 shooting at a teen's birthday party in East Oakland that claimed two men's lives. [ABC 7]
  • A plan to bring retail (including Dunkin' Donuts) to BART stations throughout the system goes bust, sparking a lawsuit against the transit agency for being "an unreliable partner." (BART blames the developer for breach of contract and failing to deliver the first retail outlets last year.) [SF Business Times]
  • Relatedly: A new report says that BART's escalators are out of order almost half of the time. [SF Chronicle]
  • HBO's Silicon Valley under fire for perpetuating "toxic Asian stereotypes." [Wired]
  • Berkeley’s historic two-screen, 16,000-square-foot Oaks Theatre is for sale. [SFGate]
  • Yet another company, this one called Marble Robotics, posted a public notice about the use of delivery robots in the Mission this week. [MrEricSir]
  • Well-known North Beach street artist Kevin Arnold (a.k.a. Elvis Christ) has died. [Street Art SF]
  • The previously canceled Summer of Love commemorative concert in Golden Gate Park may go on after all, but in late August. [Examiner]
  • The Examiner and the Chronicle each published think-pieces about the departure of "shadow mayor" Steve Kawa from SF City Hall.
  • Pier 70's historic shipyard has officially closed. [Chronicle]