Day Around the Bay: Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening Two Children at Sonoma County Park
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Leanne Maxwell (via SFist)
Local:
Sebastopol police officers arrested 27-year-old Noah Curry, who's suspected of threatening to stab two children at a park with a screwdriver. Several criminal charges were filed against Curry, who had just been released from jail three days before the incident. [KRON4]
A man from the Bronx who’s been walking cross-country from New York City to SF recently reached Sacramento. He began the journey in May and has been averaging 20 miles a day while pitching a tent along the way. [KPIX]
Yale is considering leasing office space in SF and offering a few classes, but it wouldn’t be a full campus like the SF Standard reported in April. [Yale Daily News]
National:
SF-based e-bike and scooter rental company Lime reminded riders that “safety must always come first” after social media footage went viral of two Londoners taking part in a jousting competition atop e-bikes, including a Lime rental, while dressed as knights — in front of a crowd of hundreds. [BBC]
President Donald Trump used an antisemitic slur to defend Kansas Senator Roger Marshall after reports that the former physician sued more than 700 patients over unpaid medical bills, resulting in arrest warrants for some who missed court dates. [NBC News]
Sources say Elon Musk ordered restrictions on Ukraine’s use of SpaceX’s Starshield satellite network, disrupting drone operations and battlefield communications as President Donald Trump’s administration denies directing the slowdown. [CBS News]
Video:
A community member in Lexington, Kentucky, recently gave her local city council a mic drop-worthy speech, reminding them that people are their constituents, not tech billionaires or out-of-state developers — and the people’s message is loud and clear when it comes to data centers.
