• Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father Adrian Conejo Arias have been released from ICE custody due to a court order from a federal judge in Texas. The photo of Liam wearing his school backpack and a blue bunny hat as he was being detained gained national attention, and he fell ill while in custody. [ABC News]
  • Heavy fog in California’s Central Valley led to a 59-vehicle pile-up on Highway 99 Saturday morning, resulting in the closure of the road in both directions. The fog limited visibility to approximately 150-200 feet, causing crashes on each side of the highway followed by a series of other crashes with minor to moderate injuries reported. [CBS News]
  • Hundreds of eager Bay Area residents flocked to Emeryville Saturday for the grand opening of Japanese supermarket Tokyo Central, which boasts staple Japanese groceries, along with a buffet and a wide selection of ready-to-eat items such as rice bowls and onigiri. [Chronicle]
  • A driver who was being pursued at a high speed by the California Highway Patrol in San Leandro Saturday night lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a parked car, killing one occupant and seriously injuring another. [KRON4]
  • California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the state is awarding Bay Area transit agencies, including BART and Muni, with a $590 million loan until other funding options can be found, which is significantly smaller than the $750 million loan that was originally promised. [Chronicle]
  • A person stranded on the rocks near San Francisco’s Baker Beach was rescued Saturday afternoon and treated by paramedics. [KRON4]

  • Protesters formed a human banner at SF’s Ocean Beach Saturday, creating the word, “ABOLISH” in reference to ICE, along with signs spelling, “We have eyes, no more lies.” [Chronicle]

  • Additionally, Jane Wiedlin, co-founder of the iconic band The Go-Gos, took part in the weekly protest in front of the Tesla dealership at Van Ness and O’Farrell Streets Saturday. [Jane Wiedlin/Instagram]

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