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- Your weekend ICYMI: Alamo Square was blocked off by police, Kyle Chapman made bail, thousands protested against far right in SF, people formed a heart on Ocean Beach, 13 were arrested in Berkeley demonstrations, and Uber's new CEO is Expedia Chief Dara Khosrowshahi.
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Your Saturday and Sunday links
- [Wired] on what Burning Man's "controlled chaos" tells us about cities.
- Death row inmate William “Bill” Clark reflects on experiences in San Quentin State Prison. [Daily Californian]
- Bay Area firefighters head out to help Harvey victims. [ABC 7]
- Dr. Marshall Klaus, whose research changed how maternity wards operate, has died. [SF Chronicle]
- Manhole explosion linked to Sunday power outage across SF. [ABC 7]
- San Mateo cops have wiped out $23 million worth of illegal pot. [CBS 5]
- There's an excessive heat warning for several Bay Area cities Monday. [KRON 4]
- As many as 2,150 new homes could be built at Pier 70 space. [SF Business Times]
- SF woman seriously injured in NorCal motorcycle crash. [Napa Valley Register]
