Monday Morning Headlines: Antioch Teen Was Killed By Hit-and-Run, Police Say

"The cause of death for a 17-year-old girl found by the side of the road in Antioch on Friday was a hit-and-run, police say. Teenager Jeana Flores was found early Friday morning, and the police are seeking information from the public. [NBC Bay Area] A very large strike kicked off this morning at Kaiser hospitals in California and Hawaii, with nurses walking off the job."

"The nurses' union says that Kaiser has walked away from the bargaining table after an October strike, and this is an open-ended action over unfair labor practices. [KTVU] Two people were injured in a house fire in the Excelsior District Saturday night. The fire broke out at a home on the 100 block of Exeter Street. [KRON4]"

"The Chronicle spoke to a handful of architects about what they think the former Westfield mall site should become, and how it can be adaptively reused. One suggests, because it sits on publicly owned land, it should involve a design competition and public discourse like Salesforce Tower did. [Chronicle] Trump announced he was sending border czar Tom Homan to Minneapolis, for some reason, saying he "knows and likes many of the people there." [KRON4] The "R-word" being used to refer to those with intellectual disabilities is seeing a resurgance among conservatives on social media. [New York Times]"

Jeana Flores, a 17-year-old, was found by the side of the road in Antioch and died in a hit-and-run; police are seeking public information. A large, open-ended nurses' strike began at Kaiser hospitals in California and Hawaii over alleged unfair labor practices after bargaining collapsed following an October strike. Two people were injured in a house fire in the Excelsior District on Exeter Street. Architects proposed adaptive reuse options for the former Westfield mall site, including a public design competition since the land is publicly owned. A CHP pursuit in Los Angeles ended with a car flying off the 105 near LAX and the driver extricated. Trump said he was sending border czar Tom Homan to Minneapolis. The "R-word" has resurged among conservatives on social media.

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