Gas station nacho cheese botulism victim dies. [KRON 4] Wired's new editor says tech reporting is important. [Ad Week] Proposal to make Twitter a user-operated cooperative tanked at the company’s annual shareholder

San Jose school evacuated after the discovery of a backpack containing a bottle of liquid labeled "Nitroglycerin." [NBC Bay Area] UC's Board of Regents approved its first ever enrollment cap on nonresident undergraduates.

Will Warriors fans be priced out when the team moves to SF? [KRON 4] iPhone commercial appears to suggest that a barbershop's success is determined by use of Portrait Mode. [Ad Week] This

Motorcycle crash on Bay Bridge snarls Monday commute. [KRON 4] Man with exploding home claims Siri saved his life. [WMUR] Europe's "Right to be Forgotten"rule is three, here's how [Google] has been

High school students stunned when student collapses and dies following basketball game. [KRON 4] Facebook has been ordered by Thai authorities to remove all posts deemed illegal in the country by next Tuesday.

Man accused of sexually assaulting teen in Monterey Starbucks sentenced to two years in prison. [Bay City News] These are the apps that drain your phone's battery the most swiftly. [Ad Week] Can

Santa Cruz County teen who works at after-school program busted for allegedly taking nude pictures of his charges. [KRON 4] Here are the top 263 companies rushing to make a self-driving car. [Wired]

Report claims Fremont is the most stable and affordable housing market in California. [SF Business Times] Pandora is still trying to sell itself. [Bloomberg] It'll cost $37 million to repair Highway 35.[KRON

[Business Insider] does an SF burrito ranking that I'm sure you all have thoughts about. [Ad Week] wonders "Are ‘Social Media’ Companies Dead?" Uber brings an AI expert aboard, and she JUST SO

Firefighter shortage spurs closure of East Bay fire station. [KRON 4] Police refuse to give details on who had right of way in fatal pedestrian collision last weekend. [Human Streets] Report says SF

SF Assemblyman David Chiu introduces bill that would require CA police departments to track the status of rape evidence kits in an effort to reduce the backlog of untested evidence. [Associated Press] Good

Fake monks return to SF. [KRON 4] Queen Latifah was in SF to talk about the importance of diversity in advertising. [Ad Week] [CNet] asks "Can Facebook solve its violent video problem?" This

DNA tests confirm that it was,indeed, a mountain lion that took a dog from a Pescadero home. Wow, [Slate] sure loves Elon Musk. Lyft driver sues Uber over that "hell" tracking program.

The Santa Cruz deputy who fatally shot a 15-year-old boy won't face charges. [Bay City News] Sheryl Sandberg talks to the [Associated Press] about her new book on weathering adversity. Will your phone

Facebook might be getting a little more colorful. [Ad Week] FTC cracks down on celebs who tout brands via Instagram. [CNet] Chrome could get a native ad blocker. [Wall Street Journal] The formal

Woman assaulted while jogging at SJ State. [KRON 4] Bay Area doesn't even come come close to the top of list of America's highest-earning counties. [SF Gate] Just because you agree to Uber's