• A stabbing occurred Friday around 7 pm outside the Lower Polk TAY Navigation Center at 700 Hyde Street, a shelter for 18- to 27-year-olds transitioning out of homelessness. The victim was sent to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, and police arrested a suspect, David Tagata, 22, of SF, who was booked into the San Francisco County Jail. [Chronicle, KRON4]
  • A prosecutor wants to introduce cannabis-induced psychosis as a new “mental-state theory” in the case against Carlos Reales Dominguez who allegedly stabbed three people in Davis, California, in 2023. This is in spite of Dominguez already being evaluated and diagnosed with schizophrenia by eight psychologists and psychiatrists, for which he’s received treatment for the past two years. [SFGate, KRCA]
  • A worker performing maintenance in the South Bay city of Milpitas captured a video of an employee at nearby restaurant, Pho Love, slamming a rack of ribs on the ground in the parking lot, which resulted in an unfavorable inspection and the temporary shutdown of the establishment. [NBC Bay Area]

  • Adam Thomas Cordle, 50, was convicted of indecent exposure Wednesday for an incident in July in which he was caught masturbating in the bushes by a local woman walking alone in SF’s Crocker Amazon Park. [KRON4]
  • The Trump administration announced Thursday it’s allowing new oil drilling off the coasts of Florida and Southern California for the first time in decades. [Associated Press]

  • Students at Sonoma County’s Windsor Middle School found a loaded gun Friday during a field trip to Foothill Regional Park, which police suspect was hidden during an investigation of a nearby car crash in October. [KRON4]
  • As part of a recent $2.5 billion settlement over Amazon’s alleged misleading Prime enrollment process, the company has begun sending out automatic refunds to customers who signed up between June 23, 2019, and June 23, 2025 — and used three or fewer Prime services in any 12-month period, which should hit customers’ PayPal or VenMo accounts by December 24. [CBS News]

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