SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Showdown At Forever 21 Instagram revamps its search function. [Wired] There's going to be a free, streaming version of Google's music service. [SF Gate] Bayview home that was sold for $330,000 in 2012 fetches $1.39
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Is Google Watching You Right Now? Former Major League Baseball player Darryl Hamilton, who played for the Giants in the 90s, was killed in what appears to be a murder-suicide. [Associated Press] About two dozen cab drivers protested as
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: BART Explosion Fears Close Station Your weekend ICYMI: Taylor Swift called out Apple re streaming royalties (and won), shots rang out at an Oakland sideshow, Google's removing revenge porn from their search results, Jay says A.C.T.
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Protest Planned At Uber Headquarters Rincon Park closure angers the [SoMa Leadership Council]. Picket planned at Uber HQ Monday. [IndyBay] Deck at Liberty and Castro catches fire, reports [Hoodline]. In speech in SF, Hillary Clinton says "I am
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Craigslist And eBay Break Up Last night's City Hall Centennial was a real blast. [SF Chronicle] [MrEricSir] As of July, you won't be able to have a coke and a smile on UCSF's campuses. Just the smile! [Slate]
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Death Row Lawsuit At San Quentin Alleged revenge porn guy pleads guilty in SF court. [Bay City News] Remember Sandra Coke, the federal investigator found strangled in Vacaville? Her boyfriend was sentenced to 131 years for the crime. [KRON4]
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Ellen Pao Owes Kleiner Perkins $276,000 "As two helicopters hovered above the airport, the chartered flight received an escort from a police car and two fire trucks on the runway." The President? The Rock? Nope, just the Warriors, coming
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Why SF Hates LA Outgoing Twitter CEO Dick Costolo says we shouldn't assume interim CEO Jack Dorsey is keeping the job. [SF Business Times] As Gap Inc. slashes 250 jobs and shutters 175 stores in North America,
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Armed Party Bus Busted "The mere sight of a double Apple makes me retch a little," says a [Slate] writer who CANNOT BEAR IT when someone has an i{hone and an Apple watch going at the
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Google Mulls Hunters Point Offices Your weekend ICYMI: Folks try cute signs to appeal to thieves' better natures, giant sea slugs emerge from the depths, a woman got punched over a sandwich, and two people got hurt in
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: How To Avoid The Worst Of A Tech Bubble Vehicle crash at 7th and Bryant Streets sends parked cars into nearby building. [KRON4] Longtime Bay Area labor leader and civil rights advocate LeRoy King passed away Friday. [SF Chronicle] It appears that
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Doyle Drive To Shut Down In July Doyle Drive will close from July 9th through the 13th. [KCBS] A man accused of stabbing a woman in a Sixth Street apartment was found in the building's community room. [Bay City News]
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: SF's Massage Parlor Problems "San Francisco’s anti-gun ideology is simply not worth risking my family’s safety." [National Review] If we had sheriff's deputies instead of SFPD officers transfer prisoners, we'd free up 100 officers for
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Huge Gun Stash Discovered [Treasure Island] 2-day passes go on sale at 10 a.m. today, here's who you'll be seeing if you go. [USA Today] podcasts a photo shoot from inside Caffe Trieste. The Cleveland Orchestra
SF News Man Fights For Life Following Stabbing Outside Mission Bar A man is fighting for his life this morning after a stabbing and robbery in the Mission District left him with critical injuries. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it was 2:
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Are You Following MonopoLee? My capsule review of the [MonopoLee Twitter] account, which appears to be dedicated to taking Mayor Ed Lee to task: Punny name game is on point (how did no one think of and
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Sanfranciscius, The Temperature Scale For San Franciscans 45,000 people lost power in the East Bay last night. [KRON4] Introducing Sanfranciscius, the temperature scale for San Franciscans. [MrEricSir] "Google would never hire a person like me" says Google staffer. [Huffington
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Farewell, Ronnie Gilbert Your weekend ICYMI: local lesbians seek sperm, Sufjan Stevens played the Fox, Escape from Alcatraz contenders lost their bikes, Oakland police shot and killed a suspect, an alleged NorCal bank robber was nabbed,
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Are Police Chases Too Dangerous? 60-year-old woman is killed when she crashes the car she was driving into a Emeryville apartment building. [Bay City News] Carlos Santana and his wife Cindy Blackman Santana will perform the National Anthem
SF News Saturday Morning Special: SF Supe Refuses To Pay Fine For Campaign Finance Violations There was an armed home invasion robbery in Park Merced Friday morning. No one was hurt, but stuff was stolen. [KRON4] A financial management service figured out how much money they say you
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Airbnb Regulation Stalls A lot of Bay Area residents are recycling "grey" water at home, are you? [Associated Press] Speaking of, [Wired] says there's a better way for California's farmers to water their crops. After two
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: UCSF's $50 Million Mystery Donor Study appears to suggest that San Francisco would save money on care for homeless people if the city gave them housing. [Huffington Post] A mystery donor has given UCSF $50 million for a
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Flaming Tampons, Thrown Napa Valley Register wine columnist George Starke has died. [Fishbowl NY] SFPD makes an arrest in a homicide from last October, says it's a case of a friendship gone sour. [KTVU] [Bay City
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Million Dollar Lunch VC backed vanity publishing site says they're no longer a publishing site,they're "a network." [Business Insider] Campos and Wiener debate the proposed market-rate housing moratorium on [KQED]. The Glide Foundation's 16th annual
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Fight Over Robin Williams' Estate Continues Weekend ICYMI: someone tried to recycle a $200K computer, SF MOMA worker falls down an elevator shaft, an SF Zoo polar bear passes, offering a kid a soda in Davis is a no-no,