November 25, 2014 | Lifestyle Story City Life
New Mushroom Discovered on UC Berkeley Campus: It's edible, but "doesn't taste very good." But oh that picture! [Phys]
Dozens Arrested After Oakland Protests: While San Francisco was largely quiet, protests, both peaceful and otherwise, rocked Oakland throughout the night. [SFGate]
Where Do Giants Turn After Panda?: How the Giants might fill their Buster Posey-sized hole. [Bleacher Report]
Park Creates Amnesty Pond for Goldfish: After killing thousands of fish, officials set up a separate pond for the less-favored species. [CBS]
26 Dunkin' Donuts Shops to Open in Bay Area: Where's that anti-chain store ordinance when you want it? [The Bold Italic]
Behind the Hedge: The History of Danielle Steel's mansion. [Curbed SF]
Backlash Against Sarah Lacy Is Misplaced: Ubergate continues. [Medium]
Oakland Expects Ten of Thousands of Immigrants to Benefit from Obama Order: The East Bay city prepares for an early February implementation. [Oakland Tribune]
21 Local Black Friday Sales: Plan accordingly. [Racked SF]
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