Nationally-syndicated TV critic learns that that "Comcast Doesn't Give a F*ck" video is actually a documentary. The hard way. [SF Chronicle] Treasure Island is chock full of radioactivity and toxic waste, this

Teen who allegedly set other teen on fire ordered to stand trial, waived right to prelim "to avoid having bus surveillance video of the incident to be played in court." [AP/KPIX] That

Getty Images (founded by, local angle ahoy, a nephew of the SF Gettys) made headlines yesterday when they announced that their archives would be available for free, commercial use. Here's why that might

Humphry Slocombe's Ferry Building location opens at 11 today, get a jump on things with this slideshow of their new digs. [Zagat] A pretty cool gift for the transit buff in your life:

You think you're tired? Here's a 102-year-old doctor still working at UCSF. [SF Chronicle] Could all our Safeways become Krogers? It might be happening. [SF Business Times] Apple's CFO retires after ten years

SFMTA chief Ed Reiskin pens op-ed, says that rumors of "handshake agreement" with tech buses are BS. Believe him? [SF Examiner] Feel thirsty? After you look at the pictures this guy got (by

Top female architect Jeanne Gang is designing something new for one of the Transbay lots in SoMa. [John King/Chron] District Attorney Gascón wants a "modern justice system" with a special attorney just

Specchio in the Mission to become Piattini, a Venice-inspired Italian place. [EaterSF] Corrupt former city supervisor Ed Jew could get out of the rest of his jail sentence. [SFEx] Knife crime: a man

The details of the behind-the-scenes bidding war that got WhatsApp $19 billion. [Valleywag] Sara Kreuger and Ryan Scott Warner, accused of murdering Kreuger's 3-year-old daughter and storing her in a freezer for days,

Venture Capitalist Tim Draper insists his Six Californias proposal is totally serious. Also, he looks like he hasn't updated his headshot since the mid-90s. [Chron] Talking to celebrated chef and sometimes interior decorator

State Senator Mark Leno is taking San Francisco's housing fight to Sacramento. [Chron] In the sunset: residents are finally tearing up those ugly paved-over front lawns. [SFEx] Sean Parker think his critics are

Schadenfreude: the Seahawks' Marshawn Lynch got busted for reckless driving on 880. [BCN/Appeal] The latest beer hall to join the recent taphouse craze is Hopwater Distribution, a 30-tap spot in Nob Hill.

Why do craft cocktails cost so much? Food & Wine defends the $15 drink. [F&W] Inspirational Oakland teen makes dramatic three-pointer. [KTVU] Why the tech industry's charity aren't doing enough. [Salon]

Chronicle architecture critic John King takes examines the shifting skyline. [King/Chron] Take a look around Ichi Sushi's brilliant new expansion in Bernal Heights. [EaterSF] Burrito talk with Danny Bowien. [GrubStreet] Lawyer from

It turns out Google+ was just a ploy to track users around the Internet, as if you didn't already know that. [NYT] President Obama enjoyed the long weekend by binging on advanced copies

Unpaid Golden Gate bridge tolls bring in millions in fines for the Bridge District. [Chron] The priest at the center of a sex scandal in North Beach is speaking out. [SFEx] If you've

The New Yorker remembers the Valley Fever menace of 1977. [New Yorker] Richmond burglar ransacks a dead guy's home. [CoCo Times] This 81-year-old Seattle couple has been writing each other love letters every

San Francisco's class war illustrated by the numbers. [The Nib] Are Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn worth anything? [The Awl] SFist pal and olympic figure skater Brian Boitano talks about his time in Sochi.

It's been ten years since San Francisco first pushed for same-sex marriage rights. Happy anniversary, everybody. [SFEx] Apple might actually be kind of a nightmare to work at, says one app designer who

Odd cocktails, chalkboards and slideshows about same: these are some dining trends around town. [Chron] Steve Jobs' widow, the MC Hammer and everyone from TechCrunch: the masters of Silicon Valley are met in

Is Uber training drivers to violate state law? [Valleywag] Prebechu brings Guam-inspired cuisine to Mission Street. [InsideScoop] Dropbox leases all 182,000 square feet of 333 Brannan Street, which shows just how big

Is this 16-pounder California's biggest baby? Sure, why not. [Chron] UCSF to study a marijuana-based drug for kids. [SFEx] Organizers already have big plans for the 2016 Super Bowl in Santa Clara. [CBS5]

Something good came of the Seahawks-Niners rivalry this season: fans and matching donors raised $284,000 for the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital. [SFEx] The Chronicle checks out the bizarre and wonderful Pritikin Museum

Ed Lee is the Mayor of Resentment City. [Time] Pedestrians in San Francisco are "militant," says Chuck Nevius. [Chron] A computer scientist-turned-biologist at the UC Santa Cruz is trying to debug human software.

What does "artisanal" mean, anyway? KQED investigates. [KQED] Guy Fieri finally bestows Guy Fieri coffee on America. In multiple flavors, even. [InsideScoop] After inviting Mayor Lee to hang out on Tuesday, Michelle Obama