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Bay Area residents protested against U.S. airstrikes on Iran, marking a significant escalation in Middle Eastern tensions. Various groups organized at least four protests, expressing fears for family in Iran while some hoped for political change. The demonstrations included heated exchanges between opposing viewpoints, prompting police intervention.
The FBI has released a new sketch of a person of interest in the 2016 murder of Calvin Riley at San Francisco's Aquatic Park, which was previously ruled a random shooting. The investigation, taken over by the FBI in 2023, seeks public assistance in identifying the suspects involved. Riley's family continues to seek closure as they approach the ninth anniversary of his death.
The chief of staff for the San Francisco Sheriff's Office faces misdemeanor charges for a suspected hit-and-run incident. The booking occurred early Sunday, prompting scrutiny of law enforcement accountability.
Vendors along Mission Street continue to thrive despite a vending ban, drawing customers away from the regulated flea market on 16th Street. Roberto, a vendor at the flea market, notes that competition is fierce every weekend, with no enforcement of the ban in sight. City workers cleaning the area indicate that police presence is minimal.
Anti-war protests erupted across the Bay Area on Sunday, opposing U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Activists criticized President Trump for escalating military actions, claiming it violates his campaign promises to end such conflicts. Demonstrators emphasized solidarity with the Iranian people and called for an end to further military engagement.
Bay Area community leaders expressed concern over President Donald Trump's airstrikes on three nuclear sites in Iran. Local voices emphasized the need for diplomacy and the potential impact on civilians in both Iran and Israel.
Outta Sight Pizza in San Francisco's Tenderloin attracts long lines of customers, reflecting its popularity since opening in 2023. Head chef Sean Sieling emphasizes the importance of providing a consistent experience for all diners, while owners Peter Dorrance and Eric Ehler credit their location and unique offerings for their success. Despite rising operational costs, the restaurant thrives on foot traffic from nearby government workers and large catering orders.
Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed Dina El-Tawansy as the new director of the California Department of Transportation, overseeing a staff of over 22,000. El-Tawansy previously directed Caltrans operations in several Bay Area counties and holds degrees in civil engineering and construction management.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for two missing individuals after a powerboat capsized on Lake Tahoe, resulting in seven confirmed deaths. Extreme weather conditions, including wind gusts over 35 mph and waves up to 10 feet, caught boaters off guard during the storm. Local authorities are investigating the incident while warning residents of potential water contamination from hazardous materials.
Hayward's library chief, Jayanti Addleman, will become interim city manager starting July 1, replacing city attorney Michael Lawson, who has been in the role since May 20. The City Council placed former city manager Ana Alvarez on paid administrative leave, with no reason provided. Addleman is expected to serve until at least the end of 2025.