Local:

  • The California Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Devin Williams Jr., the former Alameda County Sheriff's deputy who was convicted two years ago in the 2022 double murder of Dublin couple Maria and Benison Tran. In a 3-0 ruling, the court found that the trial judge had not erred in allowing gruesome photos and videos of the victims and crime scene to be shown to the jury. [Chronicle]
  • A partial lunar eclipse is expected to be visible across California on Thursday, and will create a sliver of a so-called "blood moon." [KQED]
  • TMZ obtained the police bodycam footage of 49ers owner Jed York being arrested in a prostitution sting in East Palestine, Ohio on Sunday.
Watch full video on TMZ

National:

  • Three "non-law enforcement personnel" in the Secret Service have been placed on leave amid an internal investigation into possible misconduct. The investigation appears to be tied to the leak regarding President Trump switching planes after the NATO summit in Turkey last month. [New York Times]
  • Hundreds are feared dead after a devastating landslide and flood wave along the China-Nepal border, which may have been caused by an upstream avalanche or glacier collapsing. [CNN]
  • A federal judge in Boston has lifted an injunction that had blocked the US Postal Service from implementing restrictions on mail-in voting that were ordered by Trump, because, she said, she felt compelled to do so after Monday's Supreme Court ruling that called the court's actions premature. [New York Times]

Video:

  • The King's Guard at Buckingham Palace performed a rendition of "9 to 5" today in honor of the passing of Dolly Parton on Tuesday.