The [SF Examiner] publishes a press release touting SF Weekly's new editor. Duck abducted from SF playground has been returned unharmed. [SF Chronicle] Generously-funded online dating company Zoosk (which is based in SF)

Here are three SF-based companies that Facebook at Work might be trying to destroy. [SF Business Times] Behold the doughnut turducken. [Bernalwood] Burning Man presale tickets are $800. [Bold Italic] The [SoMa Leadership

The [SFMTA] distances themselves from Hitler-depicting ads on buses, launches counter-campaign. Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant tell the [New York Times] why women stay quiet at work. GoPro's stock plunges after word gets

Apple, which uses Martin Luther King in their advertising, does not observe MLK day. [Valleywag] Rose Pak remains "bewildered, dumbfounded and shocked," over Ed Lee's D3 Supe appointment, which should make for a

Direct Action Everywhere held a flash mob inside the Market Street Whole Foods Sunday. [Indybay] New library on Capp Street. [Capp Street Crap] Annis “Big Red” Jensen, the first women’s captain of

I was skeptical when I read the headline, but it's true: you can take public transit to Yosemite. [Huffington Post] "Twitterloin has been exposed for what it is, an unimaginative nickname based on

Google lost a "significant" chunk of the search market in December after Yahoo became the search default on Firefox. [Wall Street Journal] Bernal Heights residents are not so psyched that the planning department