Report claims there are still places in SF to get a house for less than a million bucks. [SF Gate] Another scientific takedown of James Damore's memo, but let's face it, anyone still

Stanford's Cantor Arts Center has a new director. [SF Chronicle] San Francisco's infamous Sixth Street will undergo a makeover in 2019. [Moving SF] First responders to UPS shooting honored at City Hall. [ABC

A useful and brief look at there were are with the Hunter's Point redevelopment project. [SocketSite] More on Instagram's disappearing photo problem. [Consumerist] Domestic violence charges against former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Tramaine

Instagram will let you invite friends onto your livestream. [CNet] How Peter Thiel's company edged its way into police work. [Wired] Do San Franciscans pay close to half their incomes just to rent

Do you like your brands sassy or bland? [Ad Week] We're in the final days of Muni's 7R bus. [Moving SF] "A complicated set of technology transfers and corporate acquisitions" behind Uber's alleged

That's one fancy barn. [SocketSite] Man runs into burning Berkeley apartment building to save neighbor. [ABC 7] Suspects sought in weekend kidnapping and robbery at Berkeley's People’s Park. [Daily Californian] An unidentified

A field guide to social media villains. [Ad Week] Apple has filed a patent for a screen with privacy-viewing options. [CNet] Uber Freight has expanded to CA. [SF Chronicle] Coding boot camps aren't

How Firefox plans on crushing Chrome. [CNet] Is Netflix's future in anime? [Wired] Which San Francisco mega-project needs to happen most? [Curbed SF] Complaints follow UC Berkeley's new draft policy for groups that

Dealing with Silicon Valley's age problem. [Wired] Tesla owners described as "fanatical." [Roadshow] North Face planning "concept store" on Union Street. [SocketSite] Instagram Stories is already a year old. [Ad Week] UC Berkeley

Uber drivers need armed guards in South Africa. [CNet] Family of beavers moves to Los Gatos Creek for first time in 170 years. [ABC 7] [Slate] argues that Lyft needs to do more

Five arrested in daring Dutch iPhone heist from moving truck. [Associated Press] Should tech companies attempt to police the web? [Wired] Rash of car burglaries at BART. [CBS 5] A boater nearly crashed

Coding skills survey says California's developers rank behind Washington and Wyoming. [CNet] [SF Gate] has a fun slideshow of tech CEOs before they were on top. [Curbed SF] quite rightly calls out glowing

Twitter makes itself even less useful (if possible) by crapping up "notifications." [Ad Week] Do Wisconsin workers have the skills necessary to work in new American Apple plant? [Wired] Chinatown alleys are cool.

San Jose school staffer arrested for alleged sexual assault of developmentally disabled woman. [CBS 5] San Francisco in jackets. [Racked] [CNet] predicts disappointing earnings for Twitter in light of company's continuing problems. Lyft

Disability rights organization files class-action lawsuit against Uber over wheelchair access. [Associated Press] No one knows who will be securing the Transbay Transit Center. [SF Examiner] San Jose police dog attacks toddler. [NBC

Publisher dumps book co-written by Silicon Valley VC John Doerr and tech CEO Kris Duggan following a sexual harassment and assault suit against the latter. [Bloomberg] [Beyond Chron] looks at the upcoming race

Here's how 10 San Francisco high schools performed on the AP exams. [SF Gate] SF's board of Supes is expected to OK a city-wide Office of Cannabis this week, with opening costs of

If CA legislators don't take more aggressive steps to manage global warning, Jerry Brown says he'll instead to cut greenhouse gas emissions through “massive” new regulations. [SF Chronicle] SF will no longer approve

"Sense of panic" at Apple over rush to release iPhone 8. This weekend, Sunday Streets is in the Mission. [Moving SF] Cal Alumni Association faces discrimination, retaliation claims. [Daily Californian] Merchants impacted by