Humpday Headlines: Greg Papa Hospitalized

The SF Centre mall could be divided, with the former Bloomingdale's section — on a parcel owned by Macy's — in play on its own. Austin-based B3 Investors is apparently in negotiations to purchase just the 350,000-square-foot portion of the building that was occupied by Bloomingdale's, and that seems separate from the bid we learned about on Monday that would presumably bring a multi-level sports and entertainment complex to the Market Street-facing portion of the building. [Chronicle]
Sportscaster and radio personality Greg Papa, who was reinstated by KNBR last week and set to return to the radio part-time, has reportedly been hospitalized with heart failure symptoms. This explains why Papa missed the pre- and post-game shows for last Thursday's 49ers-Rams game, on which he was supposed to be an in-studio analyst on NBC Sports Bay Area. [KTVU]
It will basically spell disaster on multiple fronts if SF voters don't approve Prop H, the Muni parcel tax measure. A new report from the city controller's office suggests that when the agency begins cutting routes, it will end up impacting home values across the city. [Chronicle]
Richmond just became the latest Bay Area city to pass a moratorium on data centers. [KRON4]
A Silver Alert has been issued for an 85-year-old Redwood City man who has been missing since Friday. [KRON4]
First Lady Melania Trump visited an elementary school in North Carolina on Tuesday to encourage children there to "build the next great robot." [New York Times]

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