Pot fans are lending Ross Mirkarimi their support. [SF Gate] Rally held denouncing the alleged actions of the man arrested for anti-Chinese graffiti. [KRON4] The allegedly "hella drunk" Bay Bridge jumper has posted

Twitter, Facebook, and an SF murder [Contra Costa Times] A truck spilled wet cement all over Van Ness last night. [SF Public Works/Twitter] The Chinese media has a lot of power in

[Forbes] declares Chariot the winner in SF's private bus startup war (but, irritatingly, refers to Muni as "MUNI." It's not an acronym, people, it's short for "Municipal"). Starting today, there's a "block party"

Your weekend ICYMI: The Russian River has dangerous algae, SF woman arrested in child porn ring bust, Ahmad Brooks remains an SF 49er despite sexual battery charge, a kite-surfer was dragged into the

All this Apple stuff in Civic Center is very Reifenstahl, don't you think? [Hoodline] People enjoyed Billy Joel's concert last night [SF Chronicle], including those who live miles away from the concert venue.

A former Tesla engineer allegedly pulled some creepy computer moves. [Bay City News] Judge rules Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez's confession in Kate Steinle's shooting OK for court. [Associated Press] The yuppie’s guide to

Uber might be expanding its sprawling corporate offices into Oakland. [SF Business Times] Starving sea birds are appearing on Bay Area beaches. [KRON4] San Quentin death row inmate Ronald Harold Seaton has died

Pier 90 was ablaze Tuesday but SFFD's fire boat handled it. [ABC7] Ruth Newman, thought to be one of two remaining survivors of the Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, has died. [Associated

UC Berkeley student suffering from the measles might have spread it on the bus. [KRON4] Another challenge for the development planned at the current site of the Tenderloin Post Office. [SocketSite] Former Secret

Your weekend ICMY: A power line fall closes 101 Saturday and Sunday night, a rent increase closes Boogaloos, SFPD recovered a guitar that once belonged to a Red Hot Chili Pepper, some guys

As you might have guessed from the photo above, there was a Super Moon last night. [CBS5] A librarian pedals around SF on a bike trailed by books. [Visual News] The Madame Tussauds

Two shot on 880 in Oakland late Friday night. [KRON4] [Bay City News] [Twitter] says that they want to get more diverse. [Cnet] [Wired] [SF Chronicle] A petition demanding that developers be required

Does a student loan refinancing company's survey really equal "How some in San Francisco and New York manage to pay low rent"? [Fusion] Sorry guys, the [Huffington Post] says that the hot new

The Burlingame pet sitter who was caught on video abusing a dog has been charged with animal cruelty. [KRON4] [Cnet] runs an article on and slideshow of places on where SF's tech workers

Google has filed a patent to track potholes. [KRON4] How screwed up was a recent New York Times op-ed on transgender folks? This screwed up. [Vox] Big Sunset development takes pains to keep

Merl Reagle, a beloved crossword puzzle maker whose work anchored the magazine of the San Francisco Examiner and later the [SF Chronicle], has died. Beware: Bay Area condo values are slipping slightly, [SocketSite]

ICYMI this weekend: Two NorCal guys are getting the hero treatment in France, a tagger gets sued by the city, remembering the 50th anniversary of the Giants/Dodgers brawl, a San Jose cat

The [SF Chronicle] takes a walk with a woman who calls the cops any time she sees a struggling homeless person (and the Coalition on Homelessness thinks it's great). [Update: Jennifer Friedenbach, Executive

SF cop and cancer patient have breakdance battle. [KRON4] SF employment numbers hit a record high. [SocketSite] Is being a developer in SF like being a victim of the Nazis? [San Francisco Magazine]

[BART] is fixing up some of its elevators. SFPD captain who led a bike crackdown goes on a big bike ride. [ABC7] Why former SF 49er Chris Borland doesn't trust the NFL. [ESPN]

Robin Williams' children are asking a judge to toss out a claim made by the late actor’s wife, saying she’s trying to increase her share of his estate at their expense.

[Google]'s made a wifi router [Associated Press] [Wired], but they won't be making a do-it-yourself smartphone [SF Chronicle]. Former SF Chronicle president Joanne Bradford has had a lot of different jobs in

[Uptown Almanac] tracked a Dolores Park ranger to see what it is they're fighting for. Citing the case of a landlord who went the extra mile to kick out a martial arts school,

Your weekend ICYMI: Three CHP officers arrested in a NorCal murder, remembering the Castro's Anastasia, wildfires make for a smoky SF, an SF judge denied the right to die, Cal gets sued over