Sunday Links: One Injured in Early Morning Bay Bridge Shooting

San Francisco's latest playground is the swashbuckling-themed Shipwreck Cove. The Ocean Beach attraction made its public debut yesterday with an interactive mystery borrowing from local history for young adventurers to solve. [Chronicle]
One person sustained a gunshot wound after a shooting on the Bay Bridge was reported shortly after 4 am on Saturday morning, per California Highway Patrol. They later reclosed the bridge's eastbound lanes at 2pm for an additional search but have not yet identified or apprehended any suspects. [NBC Bay Area]
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong played a free hometown concert in Rodeo on Saturday with his cover band, The Cover-Ups, as part of the city's first music and art festival. [KTVU]
A man was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds at the Dublin Sports Grounds parking lot on Saturday afternoon, according to Dublin Police Services. [KRON4]
Cheers to that: keep an eye out for actor Ted Danson, who is reportedly in SF filming for the third season of his Netflix detective series, A Man on the Inside. [SFGate]
A new UCSF study of nearly 9,000 adolescents published Friday found that children who own a smartphone at age 12 had a 67% higher risk of developing multiple eating disorder symptoms by age 14 compared to those who did not. [ABC7]
Chris Hansen, subject of the new A24 film Primetime starring Robert Pattinson, finally took in a screening but sadly shared that he was "not a fan." [Deadline]
The San Jose Sharks have named 20-year-old phenom Macklin Celebrini as captain for their upcoming season, making him the youngest player in franchise history to ever receive the honor. [ESPN]
Ling Nam, the popular Daly City Filipino bakery famed for its señorita bread, has opened a new East Bay outpost in Union City. [KRON4]

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