Hurricane Fausto’s swell is barreling toward the coast, with 10-foot waves and dangerous rip currents hitting beaches from Point Reyes to Big Sur—beachgoers better stay alert. Meanwhile, San Francisco’s heat vulnerability is under the spotlight as officials scramble to prepare for rare, scorching days that catch residents and infrastructure off guard. But don’t worry—some sunshine’s coming: the SF Zoo’s first Chilean flamingo chicks in nearly a decade are thriving, feeding on sweet crop milk. On the crime front, three suspects were arrested after break-ins at Fisherman’s Wharf, linked to at least four car burglaries. And in a bright spot, California school board members are getting major pay raises—up to 500%—thanks to a 41-year overdue law update, with stipends now ranging from $600 to $4,500 monthly.
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