A Reuters' editor tests Google's self-driving car and finds it "utterly unremarkable," which is a compliment. [Reuters] Supervisor Katy Tang wants to add 1,000 housing units to the Sunset District. [San Francisco

Someone may want to tell the Bold Italic that they should have stopped their Robin Williams coverage before this happened. [Bold Italic] Stanley Roberts says people are behaving badly at the Mrs. Doubtfire

The San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously approved a proposed $350 million expansion of Moscone Center North and South. It's expected to pass a vote from the Board of Supervisors and construction could start

Our massive waste treatment facility, which flows 80 percent of San Francisco's sewage, is in desperate need of an upgrade. [ABC 7] Kin Khao, Tosca Cafe, and Sir & Star are nominees for

We're still reeling from the news that Robin Williams was found dead today. Here's some less tragic news in the Bay Area. A new San Francisco ordinance, which starts this week, blocks larger

Rio's Steve Jobs doppelgänger is a fascinating weirdo. [Valleywag] Outside Lands beach cleanup stinks. [Ocean Beach Bulletin] A federal judge says that the "$324.5 million settlement of a class-action lawsuit alleging Google

We've officially run out of 415 area codes. San Francisco and Marin are getting a new area code — 628 — assigned to new numbers starting March 21, 2015. [7x7] Hey S.F., don't feed

Much like we've seen before, San Franciscan Claire Wyckoff is using the Nike+ app to draw penises, and other things, all over S.F. and posting them to this Tumblr. [Jezebel] A fun

Important update on those emergency water hydrants: They should not be assumed to be safe for drinking, like at all. [SFist] That promised program, funded by Google, of free wifi in S.F.

Here's a recap of the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association meeting intended to discuss area traffic safety. [Hoodline] So how about The Clubhouse, where members of AT&T Park's exclusive "Gotham Club" (so,

You pay more for a crappy one bedroom than SF does to use Hetch Hetchy Valley, says the [Sierra Club]. [re/code] says that Facebook might integrate Uber into its Messenger, which I

Photographer shoots close to 1000 images of local pigeons. [SF Weekly] A bunch of the Embarcadero palm trees are diseased, and it'll take $28,000 each to replace them. [KCBS] Kickstarter campaign seeks

The 5th Annual Superhero Street Fair returns this September to the Waterfront Boardwalk Oasis (Indiana St. at Cesar Chavez), and early bird tix are just $10. [Laughing Squid] Infamous local eviction lawyers Bornstein

The investigation into SFPD's fatal shooting of Bernal Heights man Alex Nieto will be "Very Long and Probably Very Unsatisfying." [Bernalwood] The wrongful termination claim from a former SF city attorney who says