UC Berkeley students are helping to change how universities deal with sexual assault cases. [Chron] Is Tartine's sourdough the best sourdough? Sure, why not. Josey Baker's bread from The Mill named a close

Driver who was caught drunk behind the wheel of a Hop On-Hop Off Tour Bus gets probation. [BCN/Appeal] Local rocker Ty Segall loves veggie tacos. [A.V. Club] Meet Beaux, the Castro's

Silicon Folly: one man's dream to turn the America's Cup into a war of giant, amphibious robots. [Gawker] Behold: Marissa Mayer's Vogue profile. [Vogue] This 52-year-old music fan suffered a heart attack during

Silicon Valley appears to have an age discrimination problem. In the words of Zuckerberg: "Young people are just smarter." [Chron] Those two recent bus fires on the 38-Geary weren't related, cost about $500,

The new Fog City Diner comes into focus. [Inside Scoop] The new Exploratorium has been forced to cut staff due to lower daily attendance than expected. [Chron] Take a look around Pesce, now

The L.A. Times takes yet another look at the income divide in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. [LAT] Meanwhile, at Twitter HQ, some dancing clowns. [Valleywag] Chuck Nevius compares Oracle's sailing team

Facebook is testing a VIP app for celebrities, who needs actual friends clogging up your news feed anyway? [All Things D] Hearts, minds and handbags are split over Jack Spade store on 16th.

Why California won't be home to the Hyperloop, at least not until after it sits in Sacramento for a billion years. [Entrepreneur] The San Francisco Zoo is getting a new Komodo dragon. (Don't

The New York Times discovers the Exploratorium [NYT] Livermore: apparently a good place to go for a beer. [Chron] San Francisco before rent control [Mission Local] SF's finest force two squad cars into

That time Sean Penn fought a phantom epidemic. (AKA: The ultimate Sean Penn story.) [Gawker] Two local foodies are making high-end artisan cotton candy now. It's called Sugar & Spun. [Inside Scoop] What

Liam Mayclem talks about his culinary tours (and that show with Jason Priestly). [Bay Area Bites] Facebook's advertising conundrum. [Chron] Would the Presidio be a good place for a indoor batting cages? [Curbed]

Here are 10 food gimmicks involving one food item stuffed into another food item, and where to find them. [Eater] Meet RobberBaron, a grownup spot to drink on Polk Street. [Tablehopper] Santa Cruz's

"Too much nut, not enough cro," Posh Bakery's Cronot reviewed. [SF Magazine] Bruce Bochy says "it's time to end this" PED scandal. Also, none of your San Francisco Giants have been implicated in

Why Hayes Valley Bakeworks is good for San Francisco, and not just for the pastries. [Chron] 210 people were arrested at a non-violent protest outside the Chevron refinery in Richmond on Saturday. [BCN/

Most Bay Area commuters drive to work alone, survey says. [Chron] Just a week after that whole restaurant hacking debacle, UrbanSpoon sells off their reservation system to competitor OpenTable. [Eater] Man shot by

Zynga is now suing casual hookup app Bang With Friends over that "With Friends" trademark infringement. Even though Zynga is notorious for ripping off existing games. [Bloomberg] How has this current high-tech culture

Here's a handy guide on how to tell if your cocktail is racist. [SFMag] A conversation with Laverne Cox, one of the many luminous stars in Orange is the New Black [Gawker] Here

Does what it says on the box: 16 vintage images of old San Francisco Restaurants. [Inside Scoop] What it's like to drive a Google shuttle: "a nightmare" in the Mission. [Buzzfeed/FWD] Here

A 66-year-old woman was shot and killed while driving near her East Oakland home. [Chron] Did Zynga hire a new CEO to put itself out of its misery? [Slate] Ousted KTVU producer who

Quit kvetching, Wise Sons isn't as busy as you think it is, OK? [Inside Scoop] Google chairman Eric Schmidt has a $15 million soundproofed Manhattan sex penthouse. [Valleywag] Fish tacos and where to

Red Snare: the man behind Oakland's Trayvon Martin protests is a 70-year-old white communist. [SF Weekly] Meet Bar of Arrr, a pirates- and Kiwi-themed beer bar in the America's Cup village. Like the

Jerry Brown's Corgi is more important in Sacramento than the Lt. Governor. Will the LA Times ever ease up on Gavin Newsom? [LAT] 50 Shades of Grey: The Musical is a real thing.

About 960 pot plants seized in four raids around Big Sur and the Ventana Wilderness. [BCN] Woman charged with DUI while having sex in a car. [SF Examiner] The Counting Crows and The

A sommelier tells you what to pair with your greasy diner eats. [Eater] Don't call this bartender a "mixologist" call him a "beverage architect." (Which: No.) [SFEx] Hayes Valley Farm: now just dirt.

Happy 150th birthday, Cliff House! [SF Examiner] Pizza, bocce, and a big patio coming to 24th Street. [Tablehopper] City officials opened a new park on the Brannan Street wharf yesterday between piers 30-32