• A cold front moving through brought this morning's showers, but it will pass. Skies should be clearing Wednesday afternoon. [ABC 7]
  • The work to repave Runway 28L at SFO, which has been causing widespread cancellations and delays for the last twelve days, is set to be complete Thursday night. Originally set to take until Sept. 27, the work is finishing up early because built-in contingencies were not needed. [CBS SF]
  • An inmate who escaped a minimum security "conservation camp" in Mendocino County last week has been found. Jonathan Washington, who's serving time for vandalism and "inflicting corporal injury on people resulting in a traumatic condition" was located in Vallejo and will be returned to a higher security facility. [NBC Bay Area]
  • A conservation group is trying to raise $15.65 million to purchase the largest privately owned sequoia grove in California. Known as Alder Creek, the 530-acre property is surrounded by the Giant Sequoia National Monument in Tulare County. [CBS SF]
  • The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday to require all large commercial buildings to get all their energy from renewable sources by 2022. The measure differs from one recently passed in Berkeley in that it does not ban natural gas for residential buildings. [SF Business Times]
  • Now three years behind, the Central Subway project is expected to be $55 million over budget. [Bay City News]
  • A fight between roommates led to a standoff with police at a San Jose residence Tuesday night. [NBC Bay Area]
  • President Trump has just named a professional hostage negotiator, Bay Area native Robert O’Brien, to be his third National Security Advisor in three years. [Associated Press]