• Rescue swimmers with the San Francisco Fire Department pulled a man out of the Bay Friday morning. The rescue happened around 7:30 am near Pier 1 1/2, and the victim was taken to the hospital for evaluation. The Chronicle reports via the SFFD that this same man, who remains unidentified, has landed in the water and required rescue before. [SFFD/X]
  • Outside Lands kicks off at noon today, and the three-day music festival in Golden Gate Park, attended by over 60,000 people per day, is expected to bring in $70 million for the local economy. [KTVU]
  • There's a new study that shows where in San Francisco, and elsewhere across the state, will likely experience the worst shaking in a large earthquake, and the Chronicle has made an interactive map showing which parts of the city could see Level IX or "violent" shaking, versus Level XI or "devastating" shaking. [Chronicle]
  • Santa Clara County is putting a new sales tax on the ballot this fall to help cover costs incurred from Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill.' [Mercury News]
  • Nine Inch Nails and frontman Trent Reznor, 60, kicked off their first tour in three years Thursday night in Oakland, and a fog machine apparently leaked onto Reznor during "Sin." [Chronicle]
  • Elon Musk has reportedly disbanded the Dojo supercomputer team at Tesla, and dispatched its leader, killing off an internal project years in the making to bolster self-driving technology in favor of using third-party tech. [TechCrunch / Bloomberg]
  • Trump has now formally authorized the Pentagon to take military action against foreign drug cartels, which could include operations on foreign soil. [New York Times]