• In addition to the three gray whale deaths in and around the Bay that were attributed to malnutrition, three other deaths have been attributed to ship strikes. Three ship-strike deaths occurred within 2 weeks. [CBS SF]
  • A truck fire Friday at the Benecia-Martinez Bridge toll plaza shut down several lanes. The incident at 12:45 p.m. caused heavy traffic in the area. [NBC Bay Area]
  • The Department of Public Works has put up one hell of an ugly fence around the fountain in UN Plaza. [SF Weekly]
  • A mass illness that affected 50 children at Malcolm X Elementary School in Berkeley on Thursday remains unidentified. Authorities have been investigating, but no one can figure out what may have caused all the children to experience dizziness, nausea, and headaches. [Berkeleyside]
  • San Francisco police were investigating a possible kidnapping in Noe Valley on Friday. A witness described seeing a "physical altercation" at the intersection of Noe and Clipper streets, and said it appeared to be a kidnapping. [NBC Bay Area]
  • Supervisor Vallie Brown is warning attendees of tomorrow's 420 festivities not to buy black-market weed at the fest. Some of what was being sold at last year's 420 was laced with fentanyl, and there were 10 to 12 fentanyl overdoses as a result. [CBS SF]
  • A vigil is being held tonight for the Hayward High School senior who drowned while boogie-boarding near Half Moon Bay on Thursday. The body of 18-year-old Naphtali Moimoi remains missing. [CBS SF]