"Are San Francisco Housing Prices Foreshadowing The Next Global Financial Downturn?" asks [Seeking Alpha]. That self-driving car that left SF the weekend-before-last has made it to New York. [Associated Press] A 19-year-old SF

The SFFD has refused to toughen its alcohol testing rules. [SF Chronicle] Two separate planes leave SFO, have to flip it back around after in-flight troubles. [KRON4] Tech reporters blew the Meerkat story

A squirrel knocked out power to 5000 Santa Clara residents Tuesday night. [KRON4] Ron Conway and Sean Parker are launching a "tech-powered think tank". First up: those pesky redwood forests! [SF Business Times]

Willie Brown reminds you that he doesn't like places without tablecloths (Subway obviously excepted). [Inside Scoop] What Muni can learn from "elitist" private bus services like Leap. [Wired] It's apparently hard to get

ICYMI this weekend: Blondie's Bar might be in trouble, self-driving Benz returns to SF, Hapa Ramen's Richie Nakano was fired from the restaurant he founded, KGO's satellite truck went all out, SFPD's crime

An earpiece/mic combo is being used to detect SF's leaky pipes. [SF Chronicle] Watch the Dolphin Club take a dip in the Bay. Yes, there are Speedos. [KQED] Prepare for traffic snarls

The San Jose Police Department's computer system couldn't handle the demands put on it when an officer was shot and killed. Which makes you wonder how the 11-year-old system, nestled in the heart

Nan Tucker McEvoy, the last member of The [SF Chronicle]’s founding family, has died at age 95. She was a real character and a lot of fun. D11 Supe John Avalos talks

Bernal Heights resident finds a replica grenade while gardening. [KRON4] [The Awl] takes on SF's private bus service boom. Twitter launches Periscope, its livestreaming video app. (We're on it @SFist, of course.) [BuzzFeed]