Cincinnati Art Museum curator joining staff of The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. [SF Gate] Square scrambles to prepare for a future where their "reader" is obsolete. [Wired] Does it bother you

The head of San Francisco's Animal Care and Control was suddenly and unexpectedly "asked to leave." [SF Examiner] [SF Chronicle] SF toward the top of list of cities plagued with "nuisance floods." [SF

Man from Reno, woman from Berkeley win the SF Marathon. [Bleacher Report] [NBC Bay Area] [Hoodline] [SF Chronicle] Wasted paddleboater drifts to Bay Bridge, is saved by Coast Guard. [KTVU] What locally-shot movies

Macy's workers in San Francisco might end up going on strike. [SF Chronicle] Google's buying game-livestreaming company Twitch for $1 billion. I keep forgetting to make a macro for this. [VentureBeat] Chicago-based firm

Vendors at San Francisco's recently-sold Flower Market fret over the future of the venue. [KTVU] It's kind of quaint that companies still advertise with banners that are trailed by planes! It's not so

President Obama's in San Francisco today. [KRON4] [KGO] [CBS5] [SF Chronicle] Not guilty plea for the woman accused of robbing that 8-year-old girl. [Bay City News/CBS5] San Francisco bookstores are getting attacked

City College may still be in jeopardy after accrediting commission rejects appeal. [LA Times] [SF Examiner] RadiumOne appears to be apologizing for firing CEO Gurbaksh Chahal, who pled guilty to domestic violence in

2,290 housing units have been built in SF this year, but it'll take 100,000 of them to shift skyrocketing rent prices. [SF Examiner] SF techies pack sober dance party. [Venturebeat] Intimate

Will SF reach Gavin Newsom's 2009 goal of zero-waste by 2020? Maaaaybe. [KALW] SF General is trying to identify a man who appears not to know who he is. Do you? [Bay City

The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute figures out what happens to the thousands of metal shipping containers that fall off those huge cargo boats every year. [Huffington Post] I guess it would be

The SFMTA board approved a plan to increase the fees tech buses pay to use Muni stops from $1 to $3.55/per, displeasing some Mission Bay residents. [SF Examiner] Don't be like

A bunch of old guys played some flag football at Candlestick. [ABC7] [ABC7] [CBS5] According to [Irish Central], San Francisco's Irish community is way better than New York's. [Gizmodo] checks out the SFFD's

$15 million worth of upgrades later, people tell [KTVU] they like San Francisco's new parking meters. Rising water bills have gotten SF's Gleneagles Golf Course so behind in bills that it's getting evicted,

Civil grand jury calls shenanigans on aspects of Mayor Lee's 30,000 housing units goal. [SF Examiner] Why is Urban Green Investments so intent on evicting this 98-year-old woman? You can keep on

Salt Lake City has nearly eradicated homelessness with "clean, bright housing that people on the street actually wanted to go to," and the [Deseret News] is wondering why SF doesn't do the same

Measures on Pier 70's development, astro-turf at the Beach Chalet soccer fields, and "protection of motorists' rights" turn in enough signatures that they're likely to be on the November ballot. [SF Chronicle] Guy

Photographer "floods" San Francisco. [Moshe Levis] Life inside a homeless encampment just miles from some of the richest companies in Silicon Valley. [Associated Press] Is Craigslist undisruptable? [SF Chronicle] Do you call it

Some guy from Boston allegedly hacked SF-based Zendesk, then "exported about one million Twitter tech support tickets to computers outside of Zendesk's network and used that information to compromise and deface Twitter feeds

The new publisher for the company that owns the [SF Examiner], the SF Bay Guardian, and SF Weekly looks an awful lot like "celebrity chef" Michael Symon. Am I wrong? An op-ed in

The man who was shot and killed in Visitacion Valley Friday was gunned down during a game of dodgeball with a bunch of kids. A thought-provoking portrait of the impact violence has had

Civil grand jury says SF's government is not so hot at ethics, transparency. [SF Examiner] Uber's "we'll marry you on pride weekend" stunt backfires, as hours go by and the summoned car never

It all comes down to this weekend: SF State's Tiana Wills competes in Sacramento to determine if she can continue her high jump career. [SF Examiner] [Thrillist] wants you to get the hell

The [SF Chronicle]'s John King gets out the long knives re George Lucas' decision to place his museum in Chicago, says "Instead of planning ahead, City Hall of late has pinned its

The new owners of Mavericks want to make it into "the Super Bowl of surfing." [KCBS] Apple's new head of retail writes a "touchy-feely" blog post. [New York Times] "Tech employment in the