Is AT&T Park the best ballpark for social media? Sure, why the hell not. [SFEx] Charles Phan's Wo Hing General Store calls it quits on Valencia. Now you can go up

Bikram Yoga guru faces sex accusations. (And you can read about it on SFChronicle.com) [Chron] Here is a map of San Francisco's most iconic sandwiches. [EaterSF] The best drinking fountain in the

Day two behind the SFChronicle.Com paywall. [SF Appeal] Hundreds of thousands Californians have been shut out of community colleges. [Oakland Tribune] Piping-hot Bernal Heights crime report! [Bernalwood] Suicide Girls signing books at

S.F. Symphony musicians are still on strike. [WSJ] The new Exploratorium's new restaurant will be called Seaglass and helmed by Loretta Keller of Coco500. Also: a new café spot and a coffee

Welcome to the new American housing bubble (in coastal elite cities). [TheAwl] Behold: The city's upcoming developments waiting to break ground. [CurbedSF] Boulder tumbles down the side of Highway 101, smashes into an

The Bacon-Wrapped Economy is the best tech-worker migration story you'll read this year. [EBX] Carnaval will go on! [SFEx] Bummed that the S.F. symphony is on strike? Now you can catch them

Sierra Nevada Brewing Company gets a new taproom in Berkeley's suddenly bustling beer scene. [GrubSF] Changes to the Transbay Transit Center design reflect budget realities. [CurbedSF] Eerie shots of the Presidio Pet Cemetery.

Dilapidated oceanside mansions in the Richmond are breeding dangerous homeless camps. The owner has since been cited by the city. [SFEx] The Mission's yearly Carnaval celebration is in danger of not happening this

Mid-Market: maybe not so tough these days. [Chron] San Francisco-specific dance moves, illustrated in gloriously animated gifs. [TheBoldItalic] Here is this week's story about how tech workers are changing San Francisco. [Marketplace]

New Taste Market returns to Potrero Hill this weekend. Now with 100% more beer garden. [EaterSF] San Jose has the fastest public WiFi in the nation. San Francisco remains chained to our coffee

Neighbors complained that Bacon Bacon's brick-and-mortar spot smelled too much like bacon. [SFEx] Oh, crap, you mean we can OD on marijuana now? [SFWeekly] Suburban sushi joint promises sexy schoolgirl waitresses. [InsideScoop] Silicon

Eight "must-visit" Mission "pubs," according to Zagat. [Zagat] Five things we learned by peering inside the refrigerators of local chefs. [EaterSF] [Refinery29] Free menswear fashion advice from your Muni seat. [MuniDiaries] More on

Have you guys heard of this app called Grindr? The New York Times is ON IT. [NYT] Deplorable teen tries to steal a woman's cellphone in the Richmond, pepper sprays victim in the

First Valencia, now the Mission's other up-and-comer 24th Street is considering a moratorium on new restaurants. [MissionLocal] Low-speed rail to LA, a travelogue. [Chron] A Federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled that

New bill will likely end gun shows at the Cow Palace, the only place one of the few remaining places in San Francisco County where you can still buy guns. [Chron] Odd road

Ken Friedman talks Tosca and finding the perfect bartender. [GrubSF] Meet The Alchemist, a recently opened SoMa cocktail spot from a Gitane alum. [Tablehopper] The Trappist Provisions in Rockridge is a surprisingly good

A history of San Francisco bars as seen through vintage matchbooks. [UptownAlmanac] Meet chef Jesse Koide, the guy who is actually making your Mission Chinese Food orders. [TastingTable] Majority of San Franciscans favor

Fog City Diner closes earlier than expected, will remain closed for renovations for anywhere from four to six months, only to re-open anew under the direction of Chef Bruce Hill. [InsideScoop] Four homes

New District 4 supervisor Katy Tang is taking on those annoying Muni train switchbacks as priority #1. [Chron] With or without you, Bono dined at Swan Oyster Depot on Friday. [SFWeekly] Ham and

SFist Band to Watch: The Mallard spent their whole set at Noise Pop last night covering Throbbing Gristle songs. Rad. [AllShookDown] Foundation Cafe brings breakfast and lunch to the FiDi. [EaterSF] Oakland residents

The Outer Richmond is ready for its closeup. New York Times trend piece to follow. [BoldItalic] The end is near for the neglected Pagoda Palace theater in North Beach. [Chron] Meet the Artful

Talking mezcal with the owners behind La Urbana, Divisadero's next big restaurant. [Haighteration] Kim Gordon's Body/Head puts the noise in the Noise Pop opening night. [SFWeekly] Rock Band Land is a space

The folks who nurtured Gather in Berkeley are bringing Verbena to Polk Street. [Scoop] A new 11-story, 220-room hotel is coming to Fourth Street near the Moscone Center. [SFEx] Which drinking neighborhood gets

That Bay Bridge crane mishap last week won't delay opening of the new eastern span. [BCN/Appeal] Chronicle Food critic Michael Bauer is all over this olive oil cake trend. [InsideScoop] On 11th

The Australian Vogue is totally in love with the Mission: "Following North Beach, The Castro and Haight-Ashbury, The Mission is the latest San Francisco village to capture the zeitgeist." [Vogue.au] Surviving the