Sunday Links: Muni Service Halted Overnight After Car Drives Into Subway Tunnel

A woman was reportedly killed at her Concord residence during a fight involving a knife on Friday night. Authorities state a man who was also allegedly involved is currently hospitalized in critical condition. [ABC7]
A car drove into a Muni subway tunnel near Embarcadero on Saturday afternoon, halting rail service in downtown San Francisco overnight. Muni officials confirm service resumed just before 8 a.m. this morning and continue to investigate the cause of the crash. [KTVU]
Teamsters-represented tour guides with San Jose's Winchester Mystery House held a one-day strike by walking off the job on Saturday, citing unfair labor practices. [NBC Bay Area]
Before he became known as the founder of AI giant Anthropic, Dario Amodei was voted 'Most Likely to Kick Some Ass' while a student at SF's Lowell High School. [Chronicle]
At least twelve people — including six children — were injured in a shooting near Florida A&M University's campus on Saturday. [ABC7]
Sand sculptors descended on San Francisco's Ocean Beach on Saturday to compete in Northern California's largest sandcastle competition, which celebrated a "Bay Area Vibes" theme this year. [Chronicle]
California authorities are offering a new, $50k reward for information in the 1987 cold case murder of Daly City teen Michele Matteucci. [NBC Bay Area]
Brazilians will head to the polls today to choose between incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and right-wing senator Flávio Bolsonaro in a hotly-contested election run-off vote. [BBC]
Meet Dr. Charles Rickert: a surgeon with UCSF, he's spent 18 years transplanting organs and is now set to donate a second organ of his own to save another's life. [NBC Bay Area]

Comments