Day Around the Bay: Teen Driver Charged In Marin Crash

"The teen driver in the tragic April crash in Marin County that killed four girls is being charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter, after the CHP found that speed was likely a factor. A hearing Wednesday had to moved to a larger courtroom to accommodate all of the family members of the four victims who showed up for it. [Chronicle] Meta confirmed that it is cutting some 600 jobs relating to AI, but not in its newer TBD Lab, which is overseeing its large-language models. [Reuters]"

"The cuts are coming to its Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research (FAIR) unit, as well as teams focused on product-related AI and AI infrastructure. [Reuters] A second suspect is being sought in a stabbing outside the Daly City BART station on September 17. [KRON4] Lots of people are getting apoplectic about the images of Trump's demolition team tearing into the East Wing of the White House, as he plows ahead to get to the royal ballroom of his gold-gilded dreams. [CNN]"

"Trump is pissing off cattle ranchers now, telling them in a post on Truth Social that they should bring beef prices down, as more Americans are complaining about the rising cost of beef which is based on supply and demand, and the US herd being historically low right now. [ABC 7] In what could be a major shift in the streaming media and entertainment landscape, Paramount is reportedly making offers to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. [New York Times]"

A teen driver involved in an April Marin County crash that killed four girls is being charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter after CHP found speed was likely a factor. A hearing was moved to a larger courtroom to accommodate family members of the victims. Meta confirmed cuts of about 600 AI-related jobs, affecting FAIR and product and infrastructure teams while excluding the TBD Lab overseeing large-language models. Authorities are seeking a second suspect in a September 17 stabbing outside Daly City BART. Controversies include Trump altering the East Wing and urging ranchers to lower beef prices. Paramount reportedly offered to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. Archive footage shows Bay Area skateboarders forming the Shred of Dignity union in 1988.

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