SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: The Houseboat Dwellers Of Mission Creek The houseboat dwellers of Mission Creek. [KCBS] SF is less LGBTQ friendly than Seattle, according to [Nerdwallet], a site that seems to exist solely for the purpose of listicles. Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg sued
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Everybody Loved Prop B Neighbors of the old San Francisco Reservoir want a park, others say that the spot should be used for housing. Who will win? [SF Examiner] SF synagogue defaced, police investigating as hate crime.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Things Parents From SF Never Say [Our Urban Playground] writes a list of "Things Parents From San Francisco Never Say." Agree? Speaking of parenting, here's what [SF Gate] thinks every SF kid should do before they grow up. Twitter
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: $270K Condos Tenderloin non-profit Youth With a Mission needs to raise $500,000, fast, to stay in their building. [Christian Post] If you want to listen to the 911 call made after SF Giants fan
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Nevius Snubbed Trucks LOVE to park in the Fell Street bike lane. [Streetsblog] Muni drivers who worked Monday getting extra pay. [SF Weekly] Meet Dogpatch designer Tina Frey. [InDogpatch] The [SF Chronicle]'s CW Nevius
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Moscone's Gettin' Big (And Moscone's Gettin' Bigger) Whatever you do, don't try to take a picture of Artichoke Joe's. [SF Gate] Diane von Furstenberg for Google Glass line is set to launch tomorrow. Don't try to dazzle me with designer
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Uber's Man Cave SFUSD administrators go to [Twitter] school. What non-profits get city funding? "Whoever yells the loudest." [SF Chronicle] Learn to garden and borrow equipment at the Golden Gate Park resource center. [KPIX] All is
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Snapchat Mortification According to the [New York Times], "San Francisco is already running out of worthy old buildings." Remember that Snapchat guy's gross emails? Yeah, well, he's really sorry about all that. [Bloomberg] Changes for
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Ocean Beach Biden? Two more firefighters (that brings the tally to four) suspended over on-the-job DUI crash that injured motorcyclist. [KTVU] It's not enough that Muni makes you late for work, now they're delaying repairs of
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Trespassing Citation Why pay for planning from an educated professional when you can get a bunch of people to compete—for free—to make over Market Street? [SF Business Times] Supervisor Mark Farrell uses Isla
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Bike Ride With Nevius You'd think that "How to survive the San Francisco tech boom" might be an article on avoiding evictions or something, but it's actually on where to start your startup. [VentureBeat] "Today San Francisco
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Red Tape For Suicide Net Mexican chefs who worked in San Francisco bring a little bit of our city back home. [Seattle PI] San Francisco used to be a rotten place for people from the Philippines. [Inquirer] A
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Free Crack Pipes For Everyone Local print publication takes break, attempts to reorganize. [San Francisco Newspaper Association] People who just joined [Facebook] will have their posts default to only be shared with "friends" instead of with the whole
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Scolding Lombard Street Drinking along the F-Market. [Market Street Railway] There was a little fire at California and 24th last night. [Richmond SF] The [SF Chronicle]'s Debra Sauders has harsh words for the Lombard Street
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Whales Among Us You saw all those blog posts yesterday that said you needed to make $200K/year to buy a house in SF, right? Well, the people who released that report apparently messed up their
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Cookie Monster In SF Cookie Monster weighs in on the SF vs. NY debate. And by "debate," I mean vaguely trollish media musings, for as CM says, "Both cities are fun with lots of terrific people!" [Mashable]
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: BART's Escalator Woes Family of mother and child killed in SF housing authority property is angry that they can't get answers behind fatal fire. [NBC Bay Area] You guys, I'm scared! I agree with Willie Brown
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Now We Own Red Lobster San Francisco DA George Gascon wants the mayor to give him $400,000 to pay for an attorney, an investigator and a paralegal to prosecute drivers who mow down pedestrians. [KTVU] Sheriff Ross
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Plague Warning SFO gets warning to watch out for potentially deadly respiratory virus. This is how it all begins, folks. [KPIX] If you're the kind of person who validates themselves by the (easily damaged) color
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Trolling The Bay Bridge The San Francisco Unified School District has lifted its ban on hats, caps, and other head coverings. Now individual schools can make their own decisions to allow or ban them. [SF Examiner] Here's
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Ironic Twitter Survey says that SF drivers are some of the most courteous in the nation, drivers consulted by [KGO] are not so sure. When San Francisco decided they needed to hire more city workers,
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Basement Full Of Skulls Cycle rental spot The Bike Hut is "one, very low-key non profit in one, very high-profile spot." [NBC Bay Area] Iconic Castro business has been served with an eviction notice. [Petrelis] SF parking
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Another Sketchy RadiumOne Guy According to [The Awl], local scribe Dave Eggers is a "racist asshole." RadiumOne sure knows how to pick 'em! Their CEO beat the crap out of his girlfriend, and their director of engineering
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Starting Your Career In SF SF is the best place to start career, says dubiously named "data website." [SF Business Times] Can we all just agree that Tim Draper, he of the "California needs to be divided up
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Scott Wiener's Box Bummer This San Francisco man tracked the folks who stole his wallet to that Best Western on 7th Street. Though there's a mountain of evidence, the suspect, who was already out on parole, "could