"Yes, indeed, Japanese retailer Uniqlo has confirmed that their new flagship SF store, which we heard about the other week, will be in the former Old Navy at 801 Market. Mayor Daniel Lurie celebrated the news Monday, saying he's "fired up," and saying of Unqlo, "they say they are looking for the right location at the right time and Market Street has their name written all over it." [Chronicle]"
"It's a full Harvest Moon and a super moon tonight. [Secret San Francisco] Bari Weiss, the semi-conservative, anti-woke, self-described "Zionist fanatic" who launched The Free Press, an online news startup, has now landed a big job as editor-in-chief of CBS News, after CBS parent Paramount acquired her startup for $150 million in cash and stock. [New York Times] Trump is, of course, talking about invoking the Insurrection Act because he isn't getting his way"
"There is/was an unplanned power outage in Oakland today, in the midst of the heatwave, impacting at least 7,000 PG&E customers. The company said power should be restored by 6:45 pm. [Chronicle] The search has been suspended for missing Sonoma County hiker Sunshine Borjas. The 47-year-old was last seen on October 1 leaving on a solo hike at Bodega Head. [KRON4]"
Japanese retailer Uniqlo confirmed a new flagship San Francisco store will occupy the former Old Navy at 801 Market, and Mayor Daniel Lurie expressed enthusiasm. An unplanned power outage in Oakland amid a heatwave impacted at least 7,000 PG&E customers, with restoration expected by 6:45 pm. Search efforts for missing Sonoma County hiker Sunshine Borjas have been suspended; she was last seen October 1 at Bodega Head. Bari Weiss sold The Free Press to Paramount and became editor-in-chief of CBS News in a reported $150 million deal. Political tensions over possible invocation of the Insurrection Act and concerns about AI-generated impersonations of Robin Williams were also noted.
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