Labor, tenant and faith groups rallied at Glide in opposition to ballot measures they said could reduce the amount of affordable housing in the city, especially for residents with the lowest incomes. [Bay

Fancy people were fancy at the SF Symphony gala last night. [SF Chronicle] How should resources be equally distributed among San Francisco’s more than 220 parks and open spaces? [Ingleside Light] Florida

Critics say SF ballot measure to create a neighborhood crime unit to tackle home burglaries, auto-break ins and other quality-of-life crimes is misrepresenting itself. [SF Examiner] More on Edward Mason, the guy responsible

A computer programmer was arrested in Florida Sunday on suspicion of damaging four servers in the Bay Area. [Bay City News] Private San Francisco investor pays $25.3 million to buy (long dilapidated,

Drones might help boost your cell signal at AT&T Park. [ABC 7] Does your job have a "Workplace Wellness Program"? Then [Slate] wants to burst your bubble. There's a parking war

The SF City Attorney’s Office has filed suit against a Bernal Heights firm alleged to have misled clients into thinking they had hired an immigration attorney and collecting fees for work they

San Francisco's out-of-control housing market might start looking more 'normal' by the end of the year. [Business Insider] Odd police news from police news from Hayward, where their Chief was suddenly placed on

Sixteen charged in Bay Area drug trafficking conspiracy. [KRON 4] Royal Cuckoo Market applies to serve beer and wine. [Capp Street Crap] UberEats has taken the final step in dominating the Bay Area's

"We see you shouting louder than anyone else in the comments of our stories, and in our Twitter timeline. Stop. Just don’t. You’re an embarrassment to the sites you frequent." [Wired]

Unkind people deface home of disabled man running for Stockton School Board. [KRON 4] Three-year sentence for man shot by SFPD during carjacking. [Bay City News] Beth tours the sewer (and so could

Hyperloop project seeks Bay Area volunteers. [CBS 5] Twitter launches night mode for iPhone users. [CNet] As yet unnamed SF tech company plans "co-location" to Sacramento. [CBS Sacramento] [Bloomberg] says that SF's "housing

Apple has reportedly bought health care startup Gliimpse. [Fast Company] BART GM pens op-ed demanding "billions" to rebuild flailing system. [East Bay Times] A San Pablo man suffered major injuries when his SUV

Guess that's one way to advertise War Dogs. [Capp Street Crap] Woman dies after collision with suspected drunk driver on Marin freeway. [KRON 4] You’ll recognize a couple local landmark names in

The expectations for the San Francisco 49ers going into the 2016 NFL season are not only low, they are at the bottom of one preseason ranking. [CBS 5] A former leader of a

[UCSF] study says that the new wave of cholesterol drugs are financially unsustainable without a major price chop. SF investment firm buys up Portland real estate, Portland is unstoked. [Portland Mercury] Judge rules

United Airlines says a flight from Los Angeles to San Francisco was diverted to Santa Barbara after smoke was reported in the passenger cabin following a mechanical problem. [Associated Press] Climate change could

Le Meridien San Francisco reportedly hit by hackers. [CBS 5] This [Associated Press] report on a Bend, Oregon public safety officer who allegedly went on a multi-state crime spree is utterly chilling. Now

Fog prompts delays of up to an hour at SFO. [SF Examiner] Nearly 10 years after his death, homicide detectives are asking the public for help in solving the 2006 murder of a

Apple took a patent out on ring-shaped a wearable health device. [CNet] SF startup may outpace Google in the driverless car race. [Wired] [Facebook] claims that sci-fi readers like cats, not dogs. TV

A San Mateo woman was convicted Tuesday of second-degree murder for killing her neighbor last year with a baseball bat. [Bay City News] Apple is preparing the first significant overhaul of its MacBook

A motion by the Board of Supervisors that would oppose state “by-right” development legislation and skirt Mayor Ed Lee’s veto of a resolution against it failed at a special meeting Monday. [SF

A rumored haptic home button on the next iPhone makes media waves. [The Verge] [Bloomberg] [Cnet] Several Richmond police officers likely violated department policies in their interactions with a young woman at the

The Richmond Police Department is offering a $10,000 award leading to the arrest of the suspect who stole a presidential coin from a park ranger. [KRON 4] Boston-based company seeks industrial properties