• Beloved Castro fixture Orphan Andy's has been sold to a new owner for $200,000. The 24-hour diner was recently put up for sale but is expected to maintain normal operations following the transition to new ownership on July 17. [Bay Area Reporter]
• A standoff over a possible shooting transpired Saturday afternoon on Eddy Street in San Francisco. Police state they were responding to a report of a shooting when the occupant of a room allegedly refused to exit and comply with their demands. Police say a peaceful resolution was ultimately obtained. [NBC Bay Area]
• Authorities with the Tracy Police Department claim a 15-year-old boy stabbed an 18-year-old man to death in front of a local Target on Friday evening. They further state they've apprehended the suspect and allege he and the victim "likely" knew one another. [KRON4]
• In response to fresh strikes on US military sites in Bahrain and Kuwait, President Donald Trump says Iran "will no longer exist" if the attacks continue. [CNN]
• The Arson Unit of the San Jose Fire Department is investigating the origin of a one-room fire that broke out at Blackford Elementary School on Saturday afternoon. SJFD said they were quickly able to contain the threat once arriving on scene. [NBC Bay Area]
• A 28-year-old tourist was reportedly killed by a crocodile on Friday night while visiting Mexico's Marina Vallarta Beach. Bystanders attempted a rescue but were unable to save the man. [SFGate]

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