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Take a look at the links below for more on what's been going on in San Francisco on Monday.

Even cash-flush tech workers are having a hard time finding housing in The City. (CNET)

Crab fishermen rescued seven yachters from a burning boat near Angel Island on Sunday. (ABC 7)

Stanford students will present their findings on research to get more women to bike in S.F. on Wednesday. (SF Bike)

BART will begin a $10 million effort to clean up filthy stations and trains, starting with the 19th Street station in Oakland. (CBS 5)

John Stamos was at the “Full House” house in Lower Pacific Heights on Saturday and the visitors outside the house did not realize it. He played Uncle Jesse on the TV show.</a> (SFist)

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