How the Mission blue butterfly ended up flying over Twin Peaks yet again. [Bay Nature] Google's looking for a new Doodler. [KRON4] [SF Magazine] suggests that the Chron's recent school desegregation "special report"

The US Supreme Court has ruled that two SF cops cannot be sued over their use of force when arresting a knife-wielding woman with a history of mental illness in a confrontation in

ICYMI this weekend: battery thieves target Priuses, Caltrain hit someone in Atherton, a cyclist was killed during an organized ride/race, ACC is seeking whoever tortured and beat a dog, the Warriors won

The Alamo Square Neighborhood Association will meet Monday, and you can be sure they'll have a lot to say about whatever happens at Bay to Breakers today. [Hoodline] Salesforce chief Marc Benioff uses

BART's released the latest property crime stats from their stations, and the Fremont line wins the prize. [KRON4] How Silicon Valley is letting go if its "techie island fantasies." [Wired] A Sidecar patent

A cruise ship docked in SF had its departure delayed after a norovirus outbreak among passengers crapped the ship up so much it needed to be "sanitized." [KRON4] [KPIX] [KGO] The battle between

Twitter’s systems for policing harassment are easily gamed. [Wired] Facebook requires vendors that provide them with service workers (janitors, security guards, and the like) to pay those staffers at least $15/hour.

Two shot in Potrero Hill Tuesday afternoon. [KRON4] This historic Muni building on Bryant Street might become the new home of San Francisco Animal Care and Control. [SocketSite] Lego-style Street View map is

Here's a store in the Tenderloin that sells fresh, organic produce...and no booze. Will it survive? [ABC7] Pablo Sandoval takes back some of his angry remarks about the Giants. [Boston Herald] How