• The man and boy who died from drowning near Half Moon Bay on Sunday have been identified as a father and son. They were 39-year-old Mukund Kalyanaraman Murali and 8-year-old Vihaan Mukund, both of Santa Clara. [KTVU]
• Three people and a small dog were rescued from an apartment complex that burned in a fire Tuesday evening in Campbell. The fire occurred in a two-story complex on the 300 block of Union Avenue, and it was first reported around 6:30 pm. One person was hospitalized with injuries. [KTVU]
• The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it would allow immigration arrests at "sensitive" locations including schools, sending chills through undocumented families wondering whether to keep their children out of school. [Associated Press]
• Five people have been arrested in connection with a recent string of residential burglaries in Santa Rosa that primarily targeted the homes of Asian business owners. [KRON4]
• SF chefs are mourning the sudden loss of the Charles Phan, and celebrating the legacy of The Slanted Door among Bay Area restaurants. [Chronicle]
• Senators are learning some new allegations against Trump defense secretary pick Pete Hegseth via a sworn affadavit from his sister-in-law Danielle Hegseth, who says that Hegseth's ex-wife feared for her safety and that Hegseth abused alcohol for many years. [KPIX]
• A Maine coon cat named Mittens was accidentally forced to take a round trip and a half between New Zealand and Australia when her carrier was overlooked in a cargo hold, and she took three flights in 24 hours. [Associated Press]

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