Spare the Air today. Please and thank you. [BCN/Appeal] Market Street from Van Ness to Sixth Street is getting a $700,000 repaving job this weekend. [CBS] Unmanned drones: also good for

Meth, guns, and dogs are all this guy's best friend. Cops not so much. [SFEx] How to make a see-thru margarita, featuring SF's own Tim Zohn of AQ Restaurant. [Gizmodo] Kurt Abney speaks

Tenderloin ice cream sandwich scuffle ends in two arrests. [SFEx] Social anxiety: alleged hacker Matthew Keys faces a long road to redemption. [BetaBeat] Apple poised to make 7,400 new hires in Cupertino.

After buying up the Guardian and the Weekly, the San Francisco Newspaper Company (also the owners of the Examiner) are within days of buying up 49% share of the Bay Area Reporter, SF's

Devo played a concert in Golden Gate Park this weekend. Here's what that looked like. [Bluoz] Umami Burger opening another S.F. location on King Street near AT&T Park. [Inside Scoop]

Facebook hosts hacking event to help Veterans. Now if only they could hack their way through that mound of backlogged VA paperwork. [KTVU] [Daily Show] Hayes Valley's Proxy Project now has free Wi-Fi.

East Bay Express reviews Tribune Tavern, a meat-and-potatoes-and-drinks spot in the old Tribune building, "it's hard not to like the idea of the place and to be glad that it's open." [East Bay

Oakland poised to bring back vintage streetcars. [East Bay Express] An excuse to burn some gasoline: California roadside attractions. [Chronicle] Spirit of Burning Man coming to Berkeley for one day and one day

Jerry Brown's political reboot. (Does not include "shit happens," apparently.) [The Atlantic] Chilling out with some weed can help cure PTSD, a study shows. [East Bay Express] Thing that exists: a $125 dive

Driver killed in freak accident on Interstate 580. A metal pipe crashed through his windshield and hit him in the jaw. [Chron] Cuddling stalker embraces guilt. [SFEx] "If you see graffiti in progress.

Inside Urban Putt. [Mission Mission] Plague of bankruptcy took down Stockton. [CIR] John McAfee's compound in Belize burned to the ground and John McAfee doesn't seem too concerned about it. [Previously] [Telegraph] Koji

Shuttered Bernal Heights Produce store to re-open in the most Bernalian way possible. [Bernalwood] Welcome to Google Island. [Wired] Inside Smuggler's Cove's secret Rumbustion Society. [Hayeswire] Five-year-old girl killed in rollover crash near

Meet Tom "Red" McGarvey, the man with the waterfront Java House. [Chron] A thing about those cocktails you'll be drinking on Lolinda's roof. [Serious Eats] KQED dines at Seaglass, the new eatery over

The Warriors lost game 6 to the Spurs, and so ends many people's current interest in the Warriors. [ESPN] Except for Glenn Dickey, the team's latest opponent to claim the new arena would

Forbes Island is already set to reopen after catching on fire last week. [InsideScoop] Local kids ditch school, break into someone's home instead. [SFEx] Proving the cartoon stereotype: Local mailmen and women are

Killer frog found in Golden Gate Park. Don't worry, it won't bit your head off, but it will infect other amphibians with a nasty fungus. [BCN/Appeal] The Phono Del Sol festival returns

A man was arrested at the Westin St. Francis Hotel after he swiped a key card from a cleaning cart and cleared out a room's mini-bar. [SFEx] After 21 years in the business,

America's Cup AC72 boats are built for speed, tricky to maneuver. [Chronicle] The Larry Ellison/America's Cup documentary The Wind Gods is a family affair. [WSJ] Mark Bittman eats breakfast surrounded by women

The way outdated Fluid Ultralounge in SoMa will become a trendy cocktail space called Novela, complete with old books, deco styling and subtle Twin Peaks references. (Rumor has it that gum you like

Literary magazine N+1 seeks out everything you could desire in San Francisco, in a great long-reader that veers from Google shuttles to a Kink shoot at Showdown to relationship advice from East

Construction porn: a first look at the progress behind the fences at the Transbay Transit Center. [CurbedSF] California Supreme Court says local municipalities are free to ban medical marijuana dispensaries. [SFEx] Murderous Orca

Parking drama in San Francisco. [SFGate] On Saturday, Elzhi headlined Berkeley's 17th Hip Hop in the Park. [Berkeleyside] Oakland braces for cuts in federal funding for food, housing. [Oakland Local] Last night's Rolling

Larry Ellison's latest ego stroke: screening a documentary about himself. [Valleywag] Apple losing market share among muggers too. [Chronicle] Humphry Slocombe coming to the pinnacle of foodie-ness: the Ferry Building. [Inside Scoop] "Funky,