- Cole Tomas Allen, the 31-year-old SoCal teacher accused of being the White House Press Dinner shooter, told investigators that security at the event was virtually non-existent as no one questioned him when he walked in with multiple weapons. There's also a photo making the rounds of Allen handcuffed in his boxers and socks, leading some to believe he pulled the old Hollywood trick of dressing as a waiter to gain access. [LA Times]
- The city of San Francisco plans to raise water and sewage rates by almost 25% over the next two years, as well as continually over the next decade. The average single-family household bill is expected to increase from $171 a month to $189 this summer and $212 a month next summer. [Chronicle]
- The attempt to persuade all Democratic candidates to drop out of the special election for former Representative Eric Swalwell’s vacant seat in favor of a caretaker candidate has fallen through. [Bay Area News Group]
- Two earthquakes with magnitudes of 3.0 and 2.7 struck off the coast near the San Francisco Zoo Saturday starting around 4:40 pm with weak shaking reported. [KPIX]
- BART’s Red line and Green Lines will be out of service all day Sunday for lighting work, and service will resume Monday. [KRON4]
- Around 75 addresses in Mountain View have been without water since Friday when the main water line was contaminated by a construction crew, and comprehensive drinking water safety testing will not be complete until at least Monday. [Bay Area News Group]
- Novato Police are searching for an older woman who is suspected of striking an eight-year-old on a bike and fleeing the scene Friday afternoon. [NBC Bay Area]
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