Tuesday Morning Topline: Person Rescued From Cliff By Mile Rock Beach

A San Francisco Fire Department crew had to rescue an individual from a cliffside near Mile Rock Beach Monday afternoon. The person was "along the broken shoreline below a protected cliff off the Coastal Trail," and crews had to come in by boat to climb up and help them back up the cliff. [SFFD/X]
The WNBA Finals are shaping up to be a contrast between two disparate WNBA experiences, with Games 1 and 2 being played at "Ballhalla" (Chase Center) with its 18,000 seats, and Games 3 and 4 and potentially 6 being played at the Atlanta Dream's tiny, 3,500-seat Gateway Center Arena. That is unless Atlanta comes up with a different venue, quickly. [Chronicle] Update: They came up with a different venue, and the Atlanta games will be played at the 18,000-seat State Farm Arena. [CBS News]
PG&E has issued a warning about another PSPS event that could start Wednesday, impacting Butte, Calaveras, Shasta, Sierra, and Tuolumne counties, and to a lesser extent, El Dorado, Placer, Yuba, Nevada and Amador counties. [KPIX]
In the last decade and a half, Chinese American families have been moving out of traditionally Chinese neighborhoods in San Francisco, with thousands choosing homes in the Bayview, Portola, and Potrero Hill neighborhoods. [Chronicle]
Spark Social, the outdoor hangout and food truck park in SF's Mission Bay, has expanded with a new location in San Jose. [NBC Bay Area]
A woman is using a Texas law meant to punish anyone who mails or prescribes abortion pills to go after several anti-abortion activists in Houston purported to buy abortion pills "undercover," perhaps to entrap a doctor, and posted about it on Instagram. [New York Times]
Kimberly Guilfoyle has been asked to resign from her post as ambassador to Greece, following revelations that she asked a Republican donor for $100K to pay her Amex bill in exchange for access to the Trump administration. [Associated Press]

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