SF News Day Around The Bay: Not Enough BART To Go Around 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Annie's Homegrown Goes Corporate 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’
SF News Day Around the Bay: The Death of S.F. Dive Bars Foretold Chuck Nevius is sounding downright gloomy about the state of San Francisco dive bars. But don't worry, a number of them are likely to still be there when you are an old alcoholic.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Toxic Pot Brownies 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Luxurious Freeway Exit Housing 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: 'Stop SFMTA' 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]
SF News Day Around The Bay: Should SF's Drink Be The Pisco Punch? 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Massive Millipedes At SFO "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
SF News Day Around The Bay: California's Running Out Of Weed 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Brass Knuckle Muni Attack 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]
SF News Day Around The Bay: Uber Exposed Uber’s aggressive tactics to squelch Lyft and other competitors have been exposed in an in-depth story that includes interviews with current and former contractors and internal documents. [The Verge] Bay Area Bike
SF News Day Around The Bay: Cowork With Gavin Newsom Gavin Newsom is sharing space with a bunch of techies at Founders Den in SoMa. [Chronicle] That cell phone kill-switch bill we told you about is a done deal and goes into effect
SF News Day Around The Bay: Mayor Ed Lee = No More Mr. Nice Guy Mayor Ed Lee's "era of good feelings is starting to break down." [Chronicle] Oscar Grant's family has visited Ferguson, Missouri and will attend Michael Brown's funeral. [CBS San Francisco] S.F.’s thriving
SF News Day Around the Bay: Ebola In Sacramento? A patient who visited a West African country sometime in the last month has been put in isolation in a Sacramento hospital with some sort of symptoms, but despite the media freakout public
SF News Day Around The Bay: A Joyride In Google's Driverless Car 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
SF News Day Around the Bay: Murdoch Takes Stab At Google Crazy old man Rupert Murdoch takes stab at Google privacy concerns in one of the greatest pot-kettle-black moments of recent Twitter history. [SF Business Times] Michael Bauer is already contemplating additions to next
SF News Day Around The Bay: What Would Harvey Milk Do? Supervisor Scott Wiener thinks Harvey Milk wouldn’t have supported legislation intended to stop speculators from evicting everyone and flipping buildings. [Chronicle] There's a petition to rename the tunnel that connects the Golden
SF News Day Around The Bay: A Pop-Up Gay Bar On A Boat 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Moscone Center's $350M Expansion 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: San Francisco Sewage Plant Problems 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
SF News Day Around the Bay: Newsom Gets His Hair Wet Our very own Lieutenant Governor got soaked for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge at AT&T Park today. [7x7] Also, Gavin is super excited about marijuana legalization. [HuffPo] San Franciscans have Grouponed
SF News Day Around The Bay: Destination Oakland 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Outside Lands' Beach Mess 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: R.I.P. 415 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
SF News Day Around The Bay: Rally Possum Driven by tech, Bay Area wages are rising twice as fast as those in any other major metro region in the country. [Oakland Tribune] A possum that wandered into the field during Monday
