Local:

  • SFMOMA, Museum of the African Diaspora, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts have launched a public art partnership called Yerba Buena Illuminated, which first features Los Angeles artist Jennifer Steinkamp’s 95-foot piece, It’s a nice day for a white wedding, projected onto the Humboldt Bank Building at 785 Market Street. [Chronicle]  
  • Japheth Dillman of San Francisco was convicted Monday of wire fraud and conspiracy, which each carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine, after allegedly cheating investors out of almost $1 million in a cryptocurrency trading scheme. [KRON4]
  • Sunday Streets had a successful event in Bayview over the weekend with support from the Civic Space Foundation and African American Arts & Cultural District after city funding for the street festival was cut in February. [Chronicle]

National:

  • A California man was arrested in Washington DC Tuesday after US Capitol Police spotted a guillotine in the bed of his pickup truck. [NBC News]
  • Developer Lennar Homes wants to build a subdivision in Shafter, California, outside Bakersfield — on land that’s planned for the installation of high-speed rail tracks. [California Post]
  • Fans have been piling bouquets of flowers on Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star, and tributes from fellow celebrities have been pouring in following the announcement of her death Tuesday. [TMZ]

Video:

  • Enjoy this brilliant scene from the classic, 1972 screwball comedy, What’s Up, Doc?, featuring Barbra Streisand and Ryan O’Neal leading a chase down an SF hill and narrowly missing a large pane of glass.