Day Around the Bay: SF Giants Social Media Video Shows Nude Player In Background

Local:

• Fans watching a social media video of new Giants’ player Bo Davidson were inadvertently shown a glimpse of another player completely nude before it was later deleted. [SFGate]
• San Francisco sued Trump Media & Technology Group over its Truth API, which charges up to $100,000 a month for early access to Trump’s Truth Social posts, alleging the service gives paying investors an unfair advantage and violates California’s Unfair Competition Law. [KQED]
• The cause of death in the case of 72-year-old Yolanda Ramirez, who died one week after being arrested by Brentwood police in 2025, was caused by a stroke rather than police restraint, which her family contests. [NBC Bay Area]

National:

• DoorDash has agreed to pay more than 260,000 New York City drivers $115 million, settling a lawsuit by the city alleging the company underpaid them — the city's largest labor enforcement action in history. [Huffington Post]
• A 34-year-old mail carrier in Utah was charged Tuesday after he threw 300 mail-in ballots into a parking lot dumpster before the June primary election, saying that he was overwhelmed and thought he was only throwing out advertisements. [NBC News]
• Lionel Richie is postponing his tour, which includes an October stop in SF, after undergoing a heart procedure for atrial fibrillation, an irregular heart rhythm. [ABC News]

Video:

• A planning meeting is being held this Friday by community organizers against the construction of new data centers in San Francisco, particularly a proposed 160,000-million-square-foot facility on the waterfront in SF’s Dogpatch neighborhood in District 10, near at least two other data center projects.