• A security camera recently filmed dozens of windows at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in San Francisco being broken. In a statement released by the children's hospital, a spokesperson confirmed there has been an arrest in this case; there were at least 67 glass panels around the San Francisco child hospital smashed — and many have yet to be fixed. [NBC Bay Area]
• There was a violent, "ambush-style" robbery in the Mission District. A Ring video camera caught a white sedan pull up where three armed men got out, one brandishing an AR-15 style rifle, and robbed a group of six men walking along 23rd Street; one of them was allegedly shot and a wallet was stolen; arrests were made in relation to the crime and all of the guns allegedly used in the incident have been confiscated by SF Police. [ABC7]
• Don't forget that the second Phoenix Day — a citywide celebration hosted by Sunday Streets SF that sees some streets close off to traffic to hold family-friendly events — will be held tomorrow. [Hoodline]
• Sistory Thai Kitchen remains one of the best brunch spots in the East Bay; don't sleep on the eatery's perfectly executed buttermilk pancakes. [Eater SF]
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• Spillover diseases — pathogens that evolved from livestock and domestic animals and have managed to find themselves in wild animals — have decimated wild cat populations around the world. [Mongabay]
• There's going to be an MPX pop-up vaccine clinic at today's Bearrison Street Fair from noon to 3 p.m. [Twitter]
• In some wholesome bread news: Thomas Keller’s Bouchon Bakery in Yountville made a life-sized replica of Han Solo frozen in carbonite — completely out of carbs, which they're calling "Pan Solo." [NYT]

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