Tuesday Morning Roundup: Standoff Closes Bay Area Schools: SFist

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Will changing rent control laws cure what ails California? [SFist]
Police in Richmond are searching for a burglary suspect who allegedly tried to run over an officer with a car early Tuesday morning. [KRON 4]
BofA has stepped up to finance the Raiders' Las Vegas stadium. [Associated Press]
GoPro fell to a record low Monday after Goldman Sachs became the second firm in two days to recommend selling the stock. [Bloomberg]
Alleged SF jewel thief tracked to Fell Street home. [KRON 4]
The number of single-family homes and condos currently listed for sale in San Francisco ticked up 13 percent over the past two weeks to 580, the highest total at the beginning of March since 2012. [SocketSite]
Local architecture firm redesigns SF shoeshine stand destroyed by taxi. [Curbed SF]
Two schools in Redwood City will be closed Tuesday as a result of a standoff with a suicidal man going on at a nearby home. [Bay City News]
UC San Francisco fired at least nine employees and investigated more than a dozen others who violated sexual harassment policies between 2013 and 2016. [SF Examiner]
A 50-year-old woman who was struck by a driver last week in San Francisco’s Mission Terrace neighborhood has died. [SF Chronicle]

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