Tuesday Morning Topline: SF Faces Deadline to Bid for PG&E Assets

San Francisco city officials have a deadline today to submit a bid for PG&E's assets in the city, with a view toward running a city-owned power grid — which is something that's been proposed for about a decade now. SF is reportedly offering $3.4 billion, and PG&E will counter asking $20 billion, a price City Attorney David Chiu calls "absurdly inflated." [NBC Bay Area]
A 37-year-old Moraga man has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a minor and sodomy with a child under 16 in Rohnert Park. [KRON4]
A nationwide walkout to protest the rapid advancement of AI is happening in SF, with a rally planned outside OpenAI's offices around noon. [KRON4]
An RV fire in East Oakland led to a dramatic blaze Monday evening, in the area of San Leandro Street and 92nd Avenue. [KRON4]
The Atlanta Dream put up a fight Monday night and handed the Valkyries a rare home loss, tying the series 1-1. and they now head back to Atlanta with home court advantage. [Chronicle]
Shortly after performing at Stanford's Frost Amphitheater on Sunday, indie pop band MUNA had a tour bus fire on I-5 Monday morning, but no one was injured in the blaze. [KTLA]
The Slanted Door Group is having a warehouse sale this weekend, on October 24 only, to clear out glassware and various supplies from the past ventures of the late Charles Phan, including the long gone Wo Hing General Store, The Coachman, and Hard Water, in addition to excess supplies from the Slanted Door. [Chronicle]

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