Day Around the Bay: Who Set Off a Massive Amount of Fireworks at Ocean Beach?

Local:

• The man killed early Saturday outside the Warfield Theater on Market Street was 47-year-old Ulysses Davis, a security guard who was working at a Zeus Network event. [KTVU]
• Kilroy Realty Group, the developer seeking to redevelop the former Flower Mart property in SoMa, is now seeking greater flexibility from the Planning Commission, with the ability to pivot as the market dictates in term of the usage mix of the property, which could end up being more or less residential. [Chronicle]
• Local World War II veteran Paul Belanger turned 104 years old last week, and the Pacific Coast Air Museum in Santa Rosa celebrated him with a party. [KPIX]

National:

• Facing backlash from within his own party, President Trump now says his super PAC will pay for those ads celebrating him and his policies, rather than taxpayer dollars. [New York Times]
• Well, a lot of good it does, but Senator Thom Tillis has reportedly written in his new book that his vote to confirm Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary was "biggest regret of my career." [The Hill]
• The Supreme Court heard its first case of the new term Monday, with Justice Samuel Alito recusing himself due to his personal holdings of energy stocks, and the case involving the city of Boulder, Colorado suing Exxon-Mobil over climate change impacts. [CNN]

Video:

• Someone set off a major stockpile of illegal fireworks on San Francisco's Ocean Beach on Saturday around 10:30 pm, with hundreds of them going off in fast succession or simultaneously, causing a major ruckus in the neighborhood. "I think my dog is still shaking," says one commenter on the Instagram post.