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

The Bon Vivants talk about one year of success at Trick Dog, cocktail menu design, and what's next. [EaterSF] The drought becomes real: Bluestem Brasserie is now encouraging guests to reuse plates and

The crew of Looking donated $1,000 to the Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association, which was very sweet of them. [Haighteration] San Francisco is working to prohibit employers and housing providers from discriminating based

A San Francisco sentencing commission wants to lessen drug possession charges to reduce jail spending. [BCN/Appeal] A big rig carrying 28 tons of wine overturned on Highway 101 in Santa Rosa. [KTVU]