San Francisco Chronicle

• Flight controls on small plane in correct position
• LA artists fight to save city's legacy of murals
• U.S. judge rules on Antioch renters' claims
• Mystery flyer urges Muni driver sickout
• State appeals court blocks school drug tests
• Coit Tower attacks a catalyst for park crackdown
• Wounded cop's wife: 'Life turned upside down'
• Despite hiring, US unemployment rate seems frozen
• 'Birth tourism' a tiny portion of immigrant babies
• Watch those gas pumps; prices expected to fall

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• O'Donnell earns degree 21 years later
• Montana teen accidentally texts sheriff to buy pot
• Indonesia's smoking toddler kicks the habit
• Israeli, Palestinian leaders face critics of talks
• Will heir be unveiled at North Korean convention?
• Dubai police chief calls BlackBerry a spy tool
• Deputies ask for help in East Bay pot killing
• Filmmakers see 3-D as game-changing advance
• PG&E SmartMeters pass investigation
• S.F. tourism picks up, but spending stays flat
• Pacheco Pass high-speed rail route wins again
• Plane crash kills steel exec Borrmann, 2 others
• Killing spree suspect's downhill slide
• With cash in bank, Brown puts race in high gear
• Police search landfill for missing Hercules man
• Court won't force state to defend Prop. 8
• White House considers new stimulus - tax breaks
• No more bets: WA court says online bookie illegal
• Former Democratic lawmaker signs on with Whitman
• Craigslist clash over adult ads raises key issues
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San Francisco Examiner

• City has soaring vision for America's Cup plan
• Partial skeleton, clothes, jewelry found in Marin Headlands
• Man stabbed for supporting rival team
• Caltrain budget to run off the rails
• Coffee cart stirs up dissent
• Pet shop looks for open window
• Yogi looks to expand awareness beyond studio
• Proposal to charge for lost parking put on hold
• City ramps up try to save JobsNow from federal axe
• Slough bridge draws suit

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• Union tries to put brakes on Muni restoration plan
• BART delays caused by power problems, not heat
• Mylar balloon causes power outage in Diamond Heights
• Police need help identifying woman found dead in Marina district
• Three killed in small-plane crash in Redwood Shores lagoon
• 3.3-magnitude earthquake strikes in San Pablo
• Disabled train causes 30-minute Caltrain delays
• Family recalls elderly woman killed in hit-and-run
• Hired cops see support
• ‘Dog Boy’ pleads guilty in mah-jongg extortion
• Caltrain riders favor higher fares instead of service cut
• Crackdown on midnight mayhem
• After years of finagling, Safeway ready to roll
• Recycled water getting popular in Redwood City
• BART airport connector projections off-track
• Celebrity chef plans venture in revitalized area
• Sheriff meeting with ICE on federal immigration program
• Muni bus taken out of service after small fire erupts
• San Carlos mulls future of police force
• Recycled wastewater boosts Redwood City supply
• Shared offices find flourishing market
• Higher temps, poor air quality predicted for Thursday
• Labor Day weekend travel blitz expected
• Free college course to aid county’s unemployed
• Millbrae Art and Wine Festival still going strong
• Road repairs now mean savings in the future
• Latest decision ends Alioto-Pier’s re-election saga
• Mother who attacked family pleads insanity
• Muni overhead pole spears sightseeing bus
• Modern-day Goldilocks busted due to snooze after break-in
• CHP conducts DUI warrant sweeps to hold offenders accountable
• Warm weather prompts third Spare the Air day
• Fitness instructor spreading Zumba
• Governor sounds off on budget
• Report: Patrol Specials drain city funds
• Pension-spiking bill clears Legislature
• Disunity prompts merchant action
• Sheriff repeats sanctuary city claim
• N. Beach shop wants to drop groceries in favor of booze
• Displaced Fillmore residents to see funds
• Bomb threat shuts down CCSF parking lot
• Police shoot mountain lion in Berkeley
• Mission doctor gets 10 years for false pelvic exams
• 48,000 gallons of sewage spilled into Redwood City lagoon
• Bedtime home invasion in Inner Sunset
• Tree branch snarls Park Presidio commute
• Three teens arrested in Peninsula crime spree
• Emergency landing for Qantas jumbo jet at SFO
• First black man in space down to earth about career moves
• Borders prepares to turn page on South Beach
• Muni leaving riders in the dark
• Park workers may lose jobs
• Muni putting service back in gear
• Disputed pension reform cleared for Nov. 2 ballot
• Sewage spill nearly 10 times bigger than initial estimates
• Great white shark sighting prompts beach warning
• Fungus attacking city's Monterey pines
• Cops: Eight story plunge was attempted murder-suicide
• Four arrested in Bayview officer-involved shooting
• BART delayed out of Lake Merritt Station due to smoke
• SFO security cameras help catch purse thief
• Malicious Muni free rider thwarted by police
• Doc offers tips to keep your back straight
• Domestic violence calls to 911 surge in The City
• SFPD putting crime data to use
• Parking benefits on the way out
• Car-free Market meets expectations
• Library overhauls bring in new business
• Liberated copper wire causes fit of problems
• Transient killed in Golden Gate Park identified
• Two-alarm fire in apartment building controlled
• Woman dies after falling from burning apartment
• Police exchange gunfire with suspects in Bayview
• Planned foster youth home caught in the crossfire
• Fatal Muni crash ruled a suicide
• Homeless man killed near Park Police Station
• Derelict vessels draining coffers
• ‘Ambassadors’ place extra eyes on Muni
• Failing to hire local may become illegal
• Mandarin program expanded at SMFC school
• Yearlong standoff costing tourism industry
• Peninsula emergency dispatchers increasing efficiency
• Surfers not scared off by recent shark sightings
• Nonprofit cofounder helps educate children in need
• San Bruno Mountain development OK'd after legal battle
• Dry year boosts certain Peninsula crops
• Father, son lauded as heroes for pulling man from burning car wreck
• Lifelong bike enthusiast hopes to inspire others
• Illegal massage parlors skirting city regulations

San Jose Mercury News

• Craigslist removes adult services
• In Hindsight: For Apple's iPods, big changes; for HP, a big win
• Stanford staffer competes in Scottish games
• Thank the Zero One festival for those pianos along San Jose streets
• San Mateo County prep scoreboard
• Oil company owned by Tea Party's billionaire brothers gives $1 million to fight California's climate change law
• Watsonville air show expected to draw thousands this weekend
• Goodbye, Earl: Storm spins into Canada
• BP raises blowout preventer, key evidence in oil spill
• Barry Zito's slide continues as San Francisco Giants fall to Los Angeles Dodgers

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• One of continent's rarest mammals, Sierra Nevada red fox found near Sonora Pass
• Naked man hurt in leap at Goat Rock beach
• Great white shark seen at Doran Beach
• 3 LAX terminals shut down after guard leaves post
• Los Altos area residents won't drop call to arms over cell tower
• Sales of 'Medal of Honor' video game blocked on U.S. military bases
• Former SJ State University student sues school and sorority for hazing
• Former Sun CEO McNealy waits for city approval of backyard hockey rink roof
• Eric Chavez still holding out hope
• St. Francis shuts out Oak Grove 24-0 in opener
• San Jose State enters Alabama's church of football
• Chains try to score with fantasy football players
• Some San Jose residents may have to wait months for new appliances thanks to PG&E error
• Oakland Raiders' Bart Scott aids defense with versatility
• 49ers' final roster cuts in; Michael Robinson out
• Details emerge on Redwood Shores plane crash, its victims
• Wrecked plane pulled from Redwood Shores Lagoon
• The Insider: Getting her name out there
• Private employers add 67,000 jobs, but unemployment rate rises
• San Jose man fears persecution in Philippines, tries to avoid deportation
• 'Birth tourism' a tiny portion of immigrant babies
• Vigil honors slain salon worker and security guard
• Powerful 7.1 quake hits New Zealand's South Island
• No injuries, no leak in oil-rig fire, but safety worries remain
• BP: Failed blowout preventer removed from well
• Obama planning new package of economic aid
• Pakistan Taliban say their bomber kills 43 Shiites
• Israeli, Palestinian leaders face critics of talks
• UPS cargo plane crashes near Dubai airport
• BLACKWATER COVERTLY WON U.S. CONTRACTS
• Earl threatens Mass. with wind, rain, surf
• Defense: Mountain Charley's saloon was hot spot for drugs
• Afghan candidate wounded in grenade attack
• U.S. to temper stance on Afghan corruption (Kandahar)
• Stocks extend September rally after jobs report
• Experts see trouble ahead for developed world
• Wikipedia founder bullish on news
• German court rules against YouTube over copyright
• Texas opens inquiry into Google search results
• Dell's enterprise challenge remains after 3Par
• Mercury News interview: Bijan Salehizadeh, general partner, Highland Capital Partners
• Capitola passes on making Amgen bid amid high costs
• Pizarro: Readers shine at San Jose literacy program
• Stanford to charge $15 parking in some lots
• Crews using air bags to lift plane wreckage out of Redwood Shores lagoon
• Chevron to pay $2.85 million for wetlands restoration
• Trail connecting 26 miles along bay set to open in Sunnyvale
• Search for missing Hercules man turns to Bay Point landfill
• Mail fraud victim repeatedly fell for tales of lottery prize
• San Jose scheduling additional community meetings on police chief search

San Francisco Bay Guardian

SF Weekly

• State bill makes malicious sock puppets a crime
• “The Tillman Story”: A furious documentary on a craven cover-up
• Swimmin in Baked Beans
• Oneohtrix Point Never straddles noise pop
• Fall Arts: Master painters, iconic photographers, and real geniuses
• Marlena Shaw is often sampled, but she sounds great on her own
• Stereo Total: Show Preview
• KMEL's Summer Jam breaks hot local artists
• Fall Arts: A designer and a diva give flavor to "Aida"
• Hog and Rocks blurs the line between bar and restaurant

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• Film Showtimes for the week of September 1-7, 2010
• Recent Openers
• "The American": George Clooney stars in a deconstructed action movie
• More Theater Reviews
• "Machete": When it's not funny, it's downright dull
• SF Weekly Letters
• Fresh Eats: Tony's Coal Fired Pizza, Golden West's short rib sandwich
• Gen “Look at ME!”
• Fall Arts: Pacific Film Archive spotlights underground filmmakers
• Print Party
• Fall Arts: A few books of local interest
• Esprit de Corpse
• Nile Be There
• Lipstick and Beards
• The First Cut Is the Deepest
• Writers Write
• DJ Sabo: Show Preview
• Squeeze Hard
• Panda Bear: Show Preview
• Four on the Floor
• Vandals tag Incanto restaurant with swastika
• Not All That David Copperfield Kind of Crap
• List: What do people do at Burning Man?
• Screen Rock
• Why Obama's mortgage-relief program failed
• Long on Wit
• Fall Arts: Classical music and operas to see this fall
• Lunar Eclipse
• Fall Arts: Flicks and festivals to check out
• Taking a Cruise
• Fall Arts: Reading is optional, but Litquake is mandatory
• Diamonds in the Rough
• Fall Arts: Stage events you shouldn't miss
• Del Shannon
• You've Gotta Give 'Em Hope
• Don't Call It Peppery
• E-scapes
• Sherwood Forest
• Paintings of Industry
• Motor City Drum Ensemble: Show Preview
• Advertising Onslaught

Valleywag

• Why Your Social Networking Data Is So Valuable: Network Analysis [Marketing]
• This Is What Happens When You Translate 'Lady Gaga' with Google Translate [Bugs]
• Farewell, Craigslist Adult Services Section [Adult Services]
• Puppy-Throwing Girl Caught in Bosnia [Update]
• Facebook's New 'Stalk This Friend' Button, Currently in Beta [Your Privacy Is An Illusion]
• Is 4chan Turning Into Internet Good Guys? [The Internets]
• Bedbugs Are Spreading Via Google Now [Outbreaks]
• Will Mark Zuckerberg Finally Discuss His Mystery Ex-Girlfriend? [Secrets]
• Google CEO Shown Menacing Children on Times Square Jumbotron [Attack Ads]
• Foursquare's Founders Are Too Cool [Image File]

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• Juror Kicked Off Case, Punished Over Facebook Post [Oops]
• Lady Gaga's Pro-Gay Marriage Tweets Too Hot for Apple's New Music Service [Censorship]
• A Turning Point for Digg [Social Networks]
• What Is Facebook's CEO Trying To Hide? [Lawsuits]
• Google Invents Most Annoying Bug of All Time [Rants]
• 4chan on the Hunt for Puppy-Throwing Girl [The Internets]
• Google's $4 Million Revenge on a Merchant [How Things Work]
• Introducing Wikileakileaks: Your Source for Wikileaks-Related Leaks [Launches]
• YouTube Will Ask You To Pay [Television]
• How Digg Got Spanked By Its Own Users [Bloglash]

Business Times

• Craigslist kills "adult services" section
• Marijuana workers in Oakland join Teamsters
• Offerpal names new CEO, again
• YouTube likely profitable this year
• Blog host Vox to close down
• Facebook testing Twitter-like 'Subscribe' feature
• Topcon expands in Europe
• Nanosys opens Korean facility
• Yahoo teaming with Vestel Group to bring Web to TV in Europe
• CarePayment buys Vitality Financial

SFist

• SFist Tonight
• Craigslist Shuts Down 'Adult Services' Section
• Stolen Dog Found After Seven Years, Not Returned to Owner
• Day Around The Bay
• SFist Drinks: The Green Wire at Locanda da Eva
• Partial Skeleton Discovered In Marin Headlands
• Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Green Apple's Book of the Month
• [Sponsored]
• This Weekend: Listen to These People at SF Zine Fest
• Lower Haight Relocation for Ike's Place?

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• Style-Ist: The NYT Shines Its Spotlight On S.F. Style, and Our Various Fashion 'Tribes'
• Two Adorable Baby Sea Lions, Orphaned at Pier 39, Find Home in Chicago
• Tourism Up, But Tourist Spending Not So Much
• Photo du Jour 685
• Helicopter Crashes On Highway 101 In Salinas
• Two Men Sought In Connection With Fremont Murder
• Day Around the Bay
• Oakland Gay Pride, 9/5
• Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Massive Water Balloon Fight
• SFist Digests: Foodie Kids, Fleeing Ladies, and Refreshing Chè
• UPDATED: Small Plane Crashes in Redwood City Lagoon, at Least 1 Dead
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• Girlfriend of Murder Suspect Efren Valdemoro Spoke to Boss During Car Chase
• Phrenological San Francisco: Another Wacky Neighborhood Map from 7x7
• Get Off Grindr, And Get Into Your Nearest Sex Club
• SFist Tonight
• Woman Killed After Prius Hit And Run
• Photo du Jour 684
• 3.3 Earthquake Hits East Bay
• Sales of Burning Man Supplies, Silly Outfits Way Up Over Last Year
• SFist Interviews: The Eels' Mark Oliver Everett (aka E)
• UPDATED: Another Oil Rig Just Exploded in the Gulf of Mexico
• Day Around the Bay
• That Temporary Transbay Terminal? It Has No Toilets.
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• Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Robyn Covering Bjork's "Hyperballad"
• 'Like,' Follow SFist, Won't You?
• That's a Wrap: Alioto-Pier Ineligible to Run for Re-election
• Muslim Job Applicant Accuses Abercrombie & Fitch of Bias
• Joanna Rees Makes S.F. Mayoral Bid
• SFist Tonight
• Police Discover Two Dead Women, Bomb Materials in Vallejo Home
• Spare the Air, Please