Local:
- Emergency roadwork closed several lanes of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Monday, leading to traffic. Two lanes of the lower deck of the bridge and one lane of the upper deck were closed to traffic due to a broken piece of concrete on the western end of the upper deck. [KPIX]
- Police in Sunnyvale are on the hunt for 44-year-old Jesus Aguilera, who they believe is responsible for a fatal shooting last Thursday on South Wolfe Road, and Aguilera appears to be on the run. [KTVU]
- Concord police say they just arrested a felon and known sex offender who was found sleeping in his car with an unregistered gun and a variety of illegal narcotics with him. [KRON4]
- New data shows the SFPD is issuing a lot more traffic tickets these days. [NBC Bay Area]
National:
- We're learning more about the flame-thrower attack on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado on Sunday, and suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman was apparently planning it for over a year. [CNN]
- In further evidence of the Trump administration's racist and sexist agenda, there was a memo that went out in March to all border officials telling them to avoid attending any events that promoted the hiring of women or minorities to law enforcement. [New York Times]
- The Department of Homeland Security has published a national list of "sanctuary jurisdictions" where law enforcement doesn't aid in ICE arrests, and there are about two dozen Bay Area cities on there. [KRON4]
Video:
- In honor of the closing of Fog City, the restaurant formerly known as Fog City Diner, here's the Visa commerical from 1990 featuring it that was partly responsible for its enduring popularity with tourists in particular — "... because at Fog City, they take things easy, but they don't take American Express."
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