Marin is getting a new 628 area code. Sorry guys, you're out of the 415. [CBS5] Major dog-fighting ring busted in Oakland. [KTVU] Could there be a 25 Lusk spinoff in the Westfield

The House of Prime Rib is "a festival of meat." [SFWeekly] Firefighters at the Big Sur fire are currently battling boredom. [MC Weekly] Thief makes a cameo at a local commercial shoot. [SFEx]

Six-year-old Niners fan writes threatening letter to the Seahawks. [Deadspin] Leader House, in the Payne Mansion on Sutter Street, is "a unique intersection of high-end Chinese restaurant in a historic mansion." [Tablehopper] This

The San Francisco cocktail route was like a barcrawl, but in the 1880s. [Chron] Some pleasantly illustrated opinions about San Francisco's growing class war. [Wired] Homeless-hating AngelHack founder Greg Gopman was probably a

Here are photos from Gordon Getty's 80th birthday party, which you weren't invited to, plebe. [Chron] La Urbana: now with brunch. (Also, elsewhere: bahn mi burgers!) [Tablehopper] Tesla is planning to bring you

In "Which Side Are You On?" admitted activist/techie David Taylor addresses the eviction and Google protests from both sides of the picket line. [Medium] Here is a delightful Hater's Guide to the

"A City of Two Tales," the Weekly's cover story today is about San Francisco's vibrant book publishing houses. [SFWeekly] Actual Google employees and Mission residents respond to Monday's protests. [MissionLocal] Skyscraper watch. [CurbedSF]

For the third day in a row it is illegal to burn wood and some people are frustrated. [Spare the Air] [KTVU] Magazine named for rich guy asks you to please get your

North Beach neighbors don't want to fix that awkward intersection of Columbus and Vallejo. [CurbedSF] A man and his kids stumbled upon some human remains and a tennis shoe while out on a

BART considering charging premiums during peak hours. [Chron] BART praised for reform after Oscar Grant killing. [AP/SFEx] Esteemed Mission dive bar Pop's is changing ownership, but won't be changing much. Here's an

One San Francisco family's dream of moving into NEMA was haunted by debt until they were rescued by Bevan Dufty. [Chron] Homeowners are bringing back front yards in the cemented-over Inner Sunset. [SFEx]

A surely scientific survey says Silicon Valley millionaires like to date "younger, attractive" non-millionaires. [SFGate] CCSF enrollment continues to slide as the school fights to regain accreditation. [SFEx] Pirate Radio is having a

Inflated food critic/de facto Emily Post: Michael Bauer wants to tell you about "a definite no no." [InsideScoop] Newsflash: the Mission is still incredibly expensive, despite all the development. [CurbedSF] Speaking of

They say it every year, but online holiday sales are up this year because no one wants to leave their house to shop anymore. [SFBiz] Our jet-setting mayor is fresh off a trip

There Will Be Bread: the newest development in foodie culture is also its oldest. [SFWeekly] A Sonoma County high school principal was fired for posing as a Navy SEAL. [ABC7] The first college

Woman arrested for assaulting Tenderloin bartender. [SFEx] After a little more than two years in their iconic North Beach location, the Bottle Cap is moving out. To be replaced by something from the

Sand Art comes and goes. [Chron] The Academy of Sciences is getting a new glass-and-steel outdoor pavilion. [SFEx] American Cyclery at Stanyan and Frederick Streets is getting a sweeping new parklet. [CurbedSF] Seasonal

Why San Francisco needs a bar like Emperor Norton's Boozeland. [7x7] An automated emergency alert system at SFO failed moments after the Asiana crash. [Chron] It's San Francisco's first Thanksgiving with a Target

Charles Manson is getting hitched in California's Corcoran State Prison. [Chron] Poll: San Franciscans want more housing. [SFEx] A known identity thief scammed local hotels out of thousands. [BCN/Appeal] Local person ponders

Marissa Mayer was interrupted by protesters at last night's Dreamforce conference. Then she made fun of them. [Chron] [Valleywag] Tosca Cafe "feels like the place to be in S.F. at this moment.

Here are the ten worst apartments currently available for rent in San Francisco. [Curbed SF] Inspirational post-it notes are appearing around Berkeley. [Berkeleyside] Cervecería de MateVeza, who you might know from their Dolores

Did Delfina play a role in "the fancification" of the Mission? The restaurant's Craig Stoll dishes. [SFMag, Mission Mission] While filming HBO's "Looking" it was very important to the creators that the show

Noted Tenderloin dive bar the Nite Cap will re-open under new ownership. Although the neon sign stays, it'll get all gussied up inside. [InsideScoop] Native oysters are returning to the San Francisco Bay.

Facebook tried to buy Snapchat for $3 billion because money is meaningless, basically. [WSJ] British Vogue has decided that Marissa Mayer is one of Silicon Valley's top wives. [Valleywag] Viral journalism and the

Jonathan Moscone, son of late San Francisco mayor George Moscone, married his longtime partner last Friday. [Advocate] Could all three proposals for the Presidio Commissary become a reality? [CurbedSF] Taxi companies across the