• A woman was carjacked Sunday morning in Piedmont while she was trying to put her child in a carseat. The woman was allowed to pull her child out, but two suspects drove off with her purse, cellphone, and car; police ultimately tracked the woman's BMW with the help of the car company, and arrested a 19-year-old male from Rodeo. [Facebook]
• A new poll has found that 60% of Californians oppose cash reparations for Black residents. The poll finds Democrats about evenly split on the issue, with Republicans overwhelmingly opposed. [Bay Area News Group]
• There are September 11th commemorations happening around the Bay Area today. [NBC Bay Area]
• We're in for a windy Monday night into Tuesday thanks to a weak cold front moving in from Canada, but the rest of the week should be sunny and warm. [Chronicle]
• Residents of the Oakland Estuary marinas say pirates there are becoming more brazen in stealing boats. [KPIX]
• Following a typical holiday slump, the number of homes on the market in San Francisco jumped up 20 percent last week. [Socketsite]
• A new ABC docuseries, "Never Let Him Go," details the story of Scott Johnson, a math genius from California and an openly gay man whose family believed for decades he was killed while in Australia in 1988. [SFGate]
• The Chronicle profiled an SF developer who has continued building condos throughout the pandemic, Sean Sullivan, and selling those units to young buyers. [Chronicle]

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