• Four people were injured Saturday afternoon in a Muni-involved accident. Among the injured at the Mission and 24th streets accident in the Mission District yesterday, three were taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while it remains unclear if the fourth individual sustained any injuries that required medical attention; no drugs or alcohol were reportedly involved, but the accident is still under investigation. [KPIX]
• The Pfizer vaccine began shipping to distribution centers across the country Sunday morning. Around  3 million doses are expected to have been sent out; 327,600 of those units are destined for California — which may be used to treat frontline medical workers as early as Monday. [ABC7]
• The Latino Task Force and the Mission Language Vocational School will receive the DPH-funded grants, totaling about $500K. [Mission Local]
• San Francisco's only Olive Garden location has permanently closed. [Hoodline]
• Today will see more rain showers and strong winds across the Bay Area. [KRON4]
• From mild weather to "amazing" playgrounds, here's a list of things that you can send to those in your life they should keep in mind before moving here. [SF Examiner]
• These streaming shows will help satiate your craving to dine al fresco style — or, someday, indoors — at your favorite San Francisco eatery. [SFGate]
• A near as much mask-less pro-Trump march in Washington turned violent yesterday with four reported stabbings. [NPR]

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