• No surprises here: Tesla is reportedly keeping its own employees in the dark about a recent report of several employees being infected with COVID-19. According to an employee on the plant floor, they've been told "you don’t need to know unless you’re on the trace end of it." [Chronicle]
• The suspect in last night's fatal shooting at a child's birthday party in Vallejo may have targeted the wrong home. [KTVU]
• The Vallejo City Council has agreed to broadly reform the city's police department, in collaboration with the state Department of Justice. [Bay City News]
• PG&E named its new slate for its Board of Directors today. [New York Times]
• San Francisco restaurant managers and staff are scrambling to get ready for a Friday reopening of outdoor dining, after Mayor Breed's surprise announcement on Tuesday. [ABC7]
• Starting Friday, Sonoma County is allowing winery tasting rooms and breweries to reopen, without serving food. [ABC7]
• Meanwhile, Contra Costa County is moving ahead to allow indoor dining and bars to open on July 1. [Eater]
• The well loved Musée Mecanique arcade at Fisherman's Wharf is seeking $250,000 in donations to stay afloat. [Examiner]
• These sad pictures show what the newly reopened Serramonte Mall looks like, and no one should want to be there. [KMEL]

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