SFPD says they don't have any record of when a driver appeared to be zipping around with a "meter maid guy" on her car's hood. What gives? [Hoodline] Barry Bonds' conviction might be

A nice Good Samaritan story from [Bernalwood]. Sneaking a camera into the San Quentin Prison Museum. [SF Gate] Berkeley drivers warned of SF Godzilla attack. [Berkeleyside] Watch SF's mortgages get whiter over the

Yelp's collection of data from under-age users cost them $450,000 in Federal Trade Commission fines. [San Francisco Business Times] Supervisor Eric Mar wants more bike access on Muni buses. [San Francisco Bay

We love that Peter Hartlaub found an ancient typewriter in the Chronicle’s photo morgue and gave it its own Twitter feed, @NewsTypewriter. [SFGate] The debate over how to regulate short-term rental sites

Evidence from a 2011 robbery case in North Beach was mistakenly destroyed by a Central Station police officer. [Chron] Three people were seriously injured when a deck collapsed during a house party in

Well, this sounds like a reality show in the making. Local startups have started auditioning job candidates from anywhere to a week to months to determine if it's a "culture fit." [Valleywag] Last

Fleet Week is back next month, October 6 to 13, after taking a hiatus last year. Get ready for teeth-rattling fighter jets overhead. [NBC Bay Area] Study: Uber is making 12 times as

BART cars are packed and more of its aging fleet is out of service. [Chronicle] San Francisco rents increased 14.5 percent in August as compared to that time last year, while Oakland

Berkeley-based Annie’s Homegrown — who makes the cute bunny mac and cheese — has been acquired by General Mills for $820 million. [New York Times] Supervisor Mark Farrell wants to phase out the city’

Five Richmond high school students got very sick off pot brownies they bought from a classmate. Two were rushed to the hospital and remain in serious condition. [SFGate] An apartment fire in Twin

A new housing development planned at 9th and Bryant Streets, right off Highway 101's exit, seems like a bad idea [Examiner]. What if all of S.F.’s rental housing stock was rent

MoveOn.org says it "messed up” by promoting a “Stop SFMTA” petition, which protested parking meters in San Francisco. [Streetsblog SF] Tesla disses California to open new factory in Nevada. [CBS San Francisco]

Zelda Williams has returned to social media. [SF Mag] Field Poll says 43% of Bay Area voters disapprove of President Obama. [KCBS] Violence breaks out at 24th and Mission vigil. [SF Examiner] KRON4

"Did the Gavin Newsoms and Willie Browns create the homeless or did the homeless create them?" asks [The American Spectator]. Don't fall for this missed call scam. [SF Weekly] Google enters the drone

NY-based firm pays $4.3 million for teeny-tiny Union Square space. [SF Business Times] Struggling developer CCP Games closes their SF office. [Gamespot] Here's Ingleside Station's new chief. [Bernalwood] Vandals trash Golden Gate

A man and his son were attacked on a bus near 21st and Mission Streets by "young thugs" with brass knuckles. [Examiner] The Napa earthquake caused at least $300 million in damages. [Chronicle]

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