- [Update] Officials confirmed Sunday that a Bay Area passenger onboard the ship at the center of a deadly hantavirus outbreak has returned home and is being monitored by Santa Clara County public health officials. It was initially announced on Saturday that the passenger was from California — one of two Californians onboard, and it was not specified which part of the state they had returned to. [SFGate]
- Two top SF officials have been appointed to California’s High-Speed Rail Authority Board — Steve Kawa and Jason Elliott, both of whom have worked as chiefs of staff to several local mayors. [Chronicle]
- The Golden State Valkyries won their first game of the season in Seattle against the Storm Friday, and several hundred people showed up for a watch party at Thrive City Plaza outside Chase Center. [NBC Bay Area]
- Authorities in Mendocino County arrested a man suspected of forcing another man to work at his alleged illegal cannabis operation while enduring inhumane living conditions for two years. [KPIX]
- An emaciated young sea lion was rescued in Brisbane when it was found wandering in the direction of Highway 101 Friday. [Chronicle]
- A Frontier Airlines plane taking off from Denver International Airport Friday struck a pedestrian who had jumped the fence and was running across the runway. [CBS News]
- A local woman who procured a vintage vinyl record at a thrift store in the Mission went on to discover a wealth of knowledge surrounding the talented Filipino musician couple featured on the album who performed at the Fairmont from the 1950s through the 1970s. [KQED]
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