• San Francisco police responded to a double stabbing Sunday in the Tenderloin near the Powell Street BART station. The stabbing happened around 3 pm on or near O'Farrell Street, and both victims self-transported to the hospital. [NBC Bay Area]
  • Two people have been confirmed dead and 15 remain unaccounted for following a flash flood in the Grand Canyon on Saturday. The flood happened in the Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area following a monsoonal storm that dumped a significant amount of rain in the span of a half-hour. [Chronicle]
  • A pin giveaway event at that SF Pokémon convention on Saturday drew such a massive crowd at the Moscone Center that it had to be shut down over safety concerns. [KRON4]
  • The winners of the Pokémon World Championships on Sunday at the Chase Center include American player Andrew Hedrick, who won in the Masters class in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. [KRON4]
  • The Lemon Aide Project, a North Bay nonprofit, is encouraging residents in flood-prone areas to prepare for this year's very strong El Niño, putting together go-bags and shoring up homes wherever possible. [ABC 7]
  • There is $125 million set aside in a budget trailer bill that was made public over the weekend to support the Trust for Public Land's purchase of the former Golden Gate Fields racetrack property in the East Bay, to eventually transform it into a public park. [KTVU]
  • The Republican running for California's 1st congressional district, James Gallagher, has quietly removed Donald Trump's endorsement from his campaign website as he runs against Healdsburg Democrat Mike McGuire. [Bay Area News Group]
  • After Google Maps quickly caved and made Lake Ontario into Lake America — like they earlier did with the Gulf of America — Trump isn't satisfied and apparently he reached out directly to Apple, possibly to Tim Cook himself, to get Apple Maps to comply also. [NY Mag]