• A Vallejo man says that his English bulldog Tyson was dognapped Friday by armed thieves who also took his wallet. The two suspects, a man and a woman, fled the scene in what police believe was a white Honda Accord, and a $500 reward is now being offered for the dog's return. [ABC 7]
• 30-year-old Daly City resident Marc Joseph Buada has been arrested in connection with two assaults last week, including one in which a San Francisco woman was allegedly punched in the face. 31-year-old Nicole Malouf is reportedly recovering after the Thursday night assault outside Nation’s Giant Hamburgers at the Westlake Shopping Center. [KTVU]
• The mayor of Stockton, Christina Fugazi, says that her home was struck by gunfire early Sunday, in a shooting in downtown Stockton in which two teenage boys were injured — but no one was inside the home at the time. [KPIX]
• Someone has been tucking transphobic pamphlets and stickers inside books at Noe Valley Books, and the bookstore has posted a notice saying that this activity is not acceptable and they are seeking the culprit. [KRON4]
• An American Airlines jet that took off from Omaha bound for LAX on Monday turned around after takeoff when a broken intercom and a flight attendant's knocks on the cockpit door caused the pilots to fear that someone was trying to break into the flight deck. [New York Times]
• An incident from last month involving a Waymo illegally passing a schoolbus with its stop lights flashing in suburban Atlanta has now prompted an investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. [ABC 7]
• The New York Times has a new investigative piece looking into the "missing months" of Luigi Mangione's life, as his alleged plot to assassinate United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson was solidifying.

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