Supe David Campos goes on MSNBC, says Kate Steinle's slaying is a "political pinata," [Real Clear Politics] Big mess after crew breaks Clement water main. [Richmond SF] Tech bus bottoms out at Haight

Teen flies from Bayview crash, suffers serious injuries. [KRON] Reports of unresponsive man leads police to car stolen in SF. [Bay City News] Twitter chair says service is confusing and intimidating. [Wall Street

That massive affordable Bayview development has stalled after a developer pulled-out citing rising construction costs. [Business Times] Who killed Mission Motors? Apple. How? Poaching. [Business Times] Our Supervisors were mulling over our "sanctuary

The 48hills founders have created a new nonprofit to take over the name and preserve the archives of the San Francisco Bay Guardian, may it rest in peace. [48 Hills] Do millennials prefer

The deadly and destructive Valley Fire that burned nearly 2,000 structures and killed four people will end costing more than $1.5 billion. [KRON4] "We have an establishment-backed mayor, Ed Lee, running

Experts are now urging an immediate retrofit for the troubled new easternspan of the Bay Bridge, all following more cable corrosion revelations. [Chron] San Francisco is, once again, inexplicably named the best place

Just like a tech startup, a Marin County elementary school switches to all standing desks. [CBS 5] A road-rage incident in the Tenderloin on Thursday, stemming from a fender bender, led to a

SFPD has a stingray they refuse to talk about, and now they’ll need a warrant to use it. [ARS Technica] A good answer to all those long-winded “why I’m leaving San

In a deal that calls for a $10 million Mission Bay Transportation Improvement Fund, UCSF officially backed the Golden State Warriors proposed Mission Bay arena. [Chron] Governor Brown signed legislation allowing cameras on

A company called “Mirae Asset Global Investments” is buying the Fairmont. [Business Times] The New York Times is ON IT when it comes to the Mid-Market food scene. [NYT] Those pee-resistant walls, mapped.

Exploratorium workers are up in arms, protesting layoffs and program cuts as the nonprofit museum handsomely pays top employees. [CBS SF] Gurbaksh Chahal is accused of intellectual property theft, meaning he is now

Once again proving that none of you can drive in the rain, the CHP "lost count" of how many crashes they had to respond to during yesterday's rain showers. Please slow down. [CBS

Google is having their driverless cars break more traffic rules in order to seem more human. [WSJ] Amazon has unveiled their answer to Postmates, and it's called Flex. [TechCrunch] The National Oceanic and

Erik Roner, a Northern California extreme sports star and MTV personality, was killed when he hit a tree while skydiving in Tahoe as part of a performance for a golf tournament. He was

Here's where and how to watch the supermoon lunar eclipse Sunday night, which is a special one, and will be visible early. Like around 7. [KQED] A coyote killed a small dog, a

Grubhub and Doordash join the ranks of those sued over worker classification. [Business Times] Fixing the Bay Bridge’s cracked and/or corroded rods could cost $15 million in toll money. [Chron] The

Speaking of which: Are the Bay Area’s high rental prices cooling overall economic growth? [CBS Local] SF Opera names a new head: Matthew Shilvock. [Chronicle] Some new details on that development to

Reading stuff like this really makes me feel bad for the excellent folks who built the original incarnation of [The Bold Italic]. Man fights for life following stabbing near CCSF. [SF Examiner] A