Local:
- Disgruntled San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk reported to the team's headquarters on Friday, ending a public feud between the two sides that's lasted for the past two seasons. In related news, Aiyuk has also been informed that he owes the 49ers around $13 million. [ABC7; KPIX]
- After five decades in operation, California's Great America theme park in Santa Clara will bid farewell following its upcoming 2027 season. [KPIX]
- Police in Monterey County arrested an 18-year-old from Greenfield on Friday in connection with a shooting in Moss Landing earlier this week that left two teenagers dead. [Chronicle]
National:
- Paraguay's President Santiago Peña was impeached, then arrested on Friday after the collapse of a bank with ties to Peña triggered a crisis earlier this week. 44 of 45 possible senators voted in favor of impeachment, with one lawmaker absent for the vote. [BBC]
- Cornell University's faculty senate issued a vote of no confidence on Friday, rebuking the administration’s inability to manage its response to a Jane Doe's allegations of sexual assault and forced drug consumption at the Chi Phi fraternity house in 2024. [NBC News]
- A California judge ruled that a lawsuit filed by the widow of ER creator Michael Crichton alleging The Pitt is an "unauthorized, rebranded" iteration of ER has the merit to move forward. [KTVU]
Video:
- It will always be somewhat odd to see longtime teammates Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson square off against each other but that was the assignment last night as the Golden State Warriors hosted the Miami Heat. Here are a few highlights of the surreal sight, ultimately capped by a 120-100 win for the Warriors — their sixth in a row. [Chaz NBA]
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