Court gives Drakes Bay Oyster Company temporary reprieve, gas prices finally level off, 78-year-old Chronicle street vendor attacked last month dies from his injuries, more.
- A federal appeals court granted Drakes Bay Oyster company a reprieve, until at least May, against an Interior Department order that it shut down at Point Reyes National Seashore. Chronicle
- As widely expected, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer’s decision to order telecommuting employees back to the office has sparked a firestorm. Mercury News
- New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg will be Stanford’s 2013 commencement speaker. Mercury News
- After soaring an average of 56 cents per gallon in California during the last 30 days, the pump price of gasoline appears to have stabilized. Mercury News
- Dallas Ayers, 78, the Chronicle newspaper vendor who was attacked near Market and Montgomery streets Jan. 28, died of his injuries Monday. Chronicle
- From borderline seedy to stunning—Tammerlin Drummond of the Oakland Tribune celebrates Lake Merritt.
- Spring football practice got underway at Cal under new head coach Sonny Dykes. Mercury News
- Luxury home prices rose 8.4 percent in San Francisco during 2012 to an average of $2.73 million, according to the First Republic Prestige Home Index. SF Business Times
- Japan’s All Nippon Airways has scrubbed its planned Boeing Dreamliner flights at least through May as the aircraft remains grounded for safety reasons. AP
