SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Rebooting Jerry Brown 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
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Graffiti In Progress 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.
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Inside Urban Putt 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
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Dystopian Larry Page Fan Fiction 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
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: B2B Street Cleaning Edition 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
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: The Warriors' Losing Battle 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
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: The Dodos Return 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
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Things Are Looking Up At Van Ness And Market What's up with the Richard Meier skyscraper at One Van Ness? [CurbedSF] The Guardian defends rent control against the trolls. [SFBG] Maria Bustillos defends the Internet from techno-gadflys [TheAwl] Hollywood drama in Silicon
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: The Long-Gone Bay View Race Track 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
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Union Square Mini-Bar Heist 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,
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Breakfast With Bittman 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
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Eyesore Abatement 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
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: A Google Bus Named Desire 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
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Behind The Transbay Center Fences 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
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Rolling Stones Reviewed 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
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Ego Tripping 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,
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Giants Hijinks Get an HIV or STD test, get free coupons to Castro businesses. [SFEx] Giants pull out a sweep against the Diamondbacks. Hilarious .gif hijinks ensue. [McCovey Chron] Mission Chinese Food expanding beyond S.
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Insecurity Theater Apple patents thing that tells you whether you should call or text your friends. Neat. [TNW] Insecurity theater: In this post-Boston Marathon world, it's a real pain in the ass to get into
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: A Hipster Glossary In case you were wondering what Jason Collins' aunt, S.F. Judge Teri Jackson, thought about her nephews big Sports Illustrated coming out party: now you know. [BCN/Appeal] From "All-night roof parties"
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Revved Up On Nob Hill Fancy car owners get all revved up on Nob Hill. [Chron] Here is a very detailed description of a Civic Center iPhone sting operation. [HuffPo] Four men had to be rescued after an
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Google, Cult-Like Google Billionaire Eric Schmidt is creating a scary new machine-worship cult. [TheAwl] How to join the Golden State Warriors bandwagon. Might as well, since we'll have them in town in a couple years.
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: S.F.'s Youngest Food Critic A four-year-old reviews Mission Chinese Food with his face. [BoldItalic] Six romantic date spots that won't decimate your paycheck. [GrubSF] Is Twitter, like the Wall Street banks, too big to fail? [Chron] Was
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Gay NFL 12 bars that made San Francisco gay, in chronological order. [Out.com] Gay NFL prospect is a potential pioneer. (Also a damn good kicker.) [NYT] Sports! Golden State Warriors panned the Nuggets 131-117
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Drawing Crowds On Chestnut The Grove on Chestnut Street in the Marina is closing, New York Times blames it on the tech crowd. [NYT] From the people who brought you such (fake) bars as Reclaimed Wood + Subway
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Oakland Soul Searching San Francisco declares 2013 "The Year of the Child" even though there are, like, four of them here. [Chron] Delightful artist Wendy MacNaughton illustrates the Petaluma See Bank. [ModernFarmer] "If I'm a 'gentrifier'