Sunday Links: Republican Congressman Swims to Safety After Plane Lands in Lake

A new lawsuit accuses two defendants of forging signatures to illegally acquire the deed to a multimillion-dollar property in Sea Cliff. The suit alleges that the pair transferred the deed between them eight times in 13 years. [KRON4]
Republican congressman Tom Tiffany told media he had to swim to safety after the light aircraft he was traveling in lost power and was forced to make an emergency landing in Wisconsin's Lake Wausau on Saturday. Both Tiffany and the plane's pilot survived by swimming to shore. [ABC7]
Continuing a troubling week for BART, service was suspended in parts of the East Bay on Saturday as a result of a power outage near Oakland's Coliseum station. [NBC Bay Area]
Los Angeles County law enforcement officials responded to the home of former Vice President Kamala Harris in Malibu after receiving reports of a trespasser on the premises. [KPIX]
You can now rent the Outer Sunset home where a landlord allegedly killed his tenant this past May for $6,300 per month. [Chronicle]
Two companies have a plan to transform the abandoned San Francisco Centre into a multilevel sports complex that would include a "sports-focused" high school on the top floor. [SF Standard]
The US Coast Guard is asking for the public's help finding the owner of a 20-foot boat they found abandoned in the water in Contra Costa County on Friday with its stereo still playing and a set of keys and a cellphone inside. [Chronicle]
A letter postmarked on October 26, 1955 has been mysteriously returned to Alameda's Christ Episcopal Church after more than half a century. [KPIX]

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