- Vice President Kamala Harris secured the delegates she needs to win the Democratic party’s nomination for president, and she did so barely 36 hours after Joe Biden announced he was stepping aside. Harris has 2,668 pledged delegates with 54 undecided, but that total is about 700 more delegates than she needs for the nomination. [Associated Press]
- 11-year-old girl Kinsey Joyner was reported missing Monday after having last been seen in the Upper Haight, but police found her Monday night between Golden Gate Park and the Great Highway. There's no specific word on the condition of Joyner’s health when she was found, but police say she was "transported to a local hospital for a medical evaluation and reunited with family.” [SFPD]
- Video has surfaced of Sunday night’s police shooting near the Tenderloin, and it does appear the suspect was shot in the back while running away, though police maintain that he fired first. There is no confirmation on the shooting victim’s identity, though Mission Local reports that he was known as “Beto” or “Nicoya,” and his girlfriend is reportedly pregnant. [Mission Local]
- Around 100 homes were flooded in a Reno neighborhood called Hidden Valley north of Lake Tahoe, after thunderstorms battered that area Sunday. [SFGate]
- A few of the same people who were flying Trump flags on a Lafayette overpass after the shooting attempt on the former president earlier this month are now complaining that their flags and banners are being unfairly targeted. [KGO]
- Secret Service Director Kimberly A. Cheatle has resigned following a congressional hearing and blowback over the handling of the Trump rally shooter. [New York Times]
- Also over on the GOP side, some Republican strategists are beginning to second-guess the JD Vance vice presidential running mate selection, fearing he may not have strong appeal among independent and swing state voters. [The Atlantic]
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