Here's what happened when Caleb went to Sunday's Finest, a "whacky fake church service." [SFist] The Castro Street Fair was more than just street-wandering fun. [Civic Center] Condo purchased in 2014 sells at

Your weekend ICMY: Cookie Dough remembered, disputes over Robin Williams' estate have been settled, the Oregon gunman killed himself as police arrived, a woman stabbed a kid on Muni, a man sexually assaulted

Man moves to SF from India to work at Salesforce, disappears in East Bay lake. [Bay Area News Group] Outer Sunset residents spar over skateboarding, live music uses for proposed temporary park. [SF

An arrest has been made after a plastic-wrapped body was found dumped on an Oakland street. [KRON4] Over in the comments on our report providing background on Chris Harper Mercer, the man who

This history of Muni's graphic art is really interesting! [Moving SF] Someone is stealing and killing pet cats in San Jose. [KRON4] You guys can relax: The high-end jewelry store driven out of

Airbnb makes misleading statements about the University of California's involvement in a study on their company's impact on Los Angeles area housing. [LA Times] [SF Gate] says that whole iPhone Wi-Fi Assist causing

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks has pleaded not guilty to sexual battery. [Associated Press] Tattered flag at Hyde Street post office draws complaints. [ABC7] Driscoll's Mortuary has gone green. [Mission Local] The

[ThinkProgress] claims that "nobody is talking about" homeless people in SF aged 18-24. San Francisco plans to spend about $479,000 annually to distribute diapers monthly to families in need. [Al Jazeera] Uncertainty

Your weekend ICYMI: An exploding transformer and a raccoon took out power to San Francisco, man attacks Muni, and a fire in SoMa. Your Saturday and Sunday links. BART's keeping mum after a

Hiro Takahashi of San Mateo celebrated his 100th birthday by taking his first-ever [BART] ride. Australian shocked by Twitter's "dodgy" neighborhood. [News.com.au] Lincoln High School turns 75. [SF Examiner] Trouble at

SFPD says that the pick-up truck used by a driver to strike and seriously injure a pedestrian two weeks ago was a "sonic blue" 2001-2005 model year Ford Ranger. [Bay City News] Huge,

An unbecoming ruckus at the D3 Supe candidates' debate. [SF Weekly] Apple fans are excited about the progress made on the company's new Union Square location. [Apple Insider] How Airbnb is fighting San

San Francisco is blanketed with surveillance cameras. [CBS5] A haunting story of a woman struck by a driver in Oakland, and how her dog's microchip helped identify her. [Wired] Facebook stands to make

Instagram says they have 400 million users. [Wired] The [Petrelis Files] catches the Chron in a Stonewall mistake. San Francisco is trying new tactics in the fight against college campus sexual assaults. [Bay

Of course! Why wouldn't Twitter invite the sexist, bigoted, and racist Donald Trump to their headquarters, from which he issued even more of his often sexist, bigoted, and racist tweets? That's a great

What happened this weekend: your Saturday links, a shocking freeway shooting Saturday afternoon, and your links from Sunday. San Franciscan "jazzed" to participate in Junipero Serra canonization. [ABC7] Seventy percent of SF artists

In this sweet and moving story, an [Associated Press] reporter reunites an elderly Valley Fire victim with his dog. Why San Francisco "makers" are struggling. [Upstart] Monty Python's John Cleese spotted in Market

The websites of five Bay Area newspapers were hacked last week. [Bay City News] Men suspected of participating in that caught-on-tape 49ers game brawl have been arrested. [KRON4] New Nexus phone, Chromecast rumored

Teachers and nurses gathered in front of Ron Conway's supposed residence at the Four Seasons hotel to tell him SF is not for sale, but you might think otherwise when you look at

The War Memorial Veterans Building got rededicated Wednesday. [KRON4] Mayor Ed Lee wants to put up a memorial to Kate Steinle. [CBS5] Inside Marian’s Apparel. [Capp Street Crap] Suspects nabbed in Castro

Palo Alto-based Hewlett-Packard is shutting down 30,000 jobs. [Associated Press] This is how easy it is for someone to scam you on SF-based payment platform Venmo. [Slate] "Desperate" Uber appeals class action

[Eater SF] mulls the "Future of Dining in San Francisco." Somebody's selling fake Warriors tickets. [KRON4] Alleged Critical Mass Road Rage Cyclist/waxed mustache wearer Ian Hespelt pleads not guilty in high-profile u-lock

Your weekend ICYMI: SFPD Chief calls out classlessness of vile Instagram cops, cyclist goes after helpless plants, the Valley fire keeps on burning, and BART got yarnbombed. Your Saturday and Sunday links. SF's

There are now 24 more turtles in Mountain Lake. [CBS5] The [SF Chronicle] uses the derisive term "the chattering class" to describe those dismayed by their columnist's paid efforts to cover up a

Twitter's biggest investor is mad that the company hasn't hired a CEO yet. [Cnet] [Wired] Over 200 people sent letters objecting to a proposed alcohol-serving Taco Bell in SF. [Hoodline] Lyft was slapped