Day Around the Bay: Daniel Lurie, Hit-and-Run, Wells Fargo

Day Around the Bay: Daniel Lurie, Hit-and-Run, Wells Fargo

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Hit-and-Run in the Mission District Investigated as Intentional

A 21-year-old woman was critically injured Tuesday afternoon after being struck by a car at Shotwell and 21st streets. Eyewitnesses allege the driver intentionally rammed the pedestrian, and reports indicate the attacker knew the victim personally and that a legal dispute may have been a contributing factor. The perpetrator fled the scene, but officers are actively investigating the incident.

San Francisco’s Next Mayor to Take Symbolic $1 Salary

Incoming mayor Daniel Lurie has announced he will accept a symbolic annual salary of just $1 once he takes office. The decision, while largely symbolic as the city charter mandates a mayoral salary, reflects Lurie’s immense wealth, with his net worth estimated at $33 million. Lurie will still fulfill all charter requirements and responsibilities, but the gesture sends a positive message about his commitment to public service.

Wells Fargo to Sell SF Headquarters Building

Wells Fargo is selling its iconic headquarters building at 420 Montgomery Street in San Francisco’s Financial District. However, the bank is not leaving the city. It plans to relocate its headquarters to a nearby building at 333 Market Street. While the Montgomery Street building has served as the bank’s SF headquarters for decades, Wells Fargo’s ownership has already identified potential buyers for the structure.

Special Election to Decide Fate of Embattled Sheriff

Sheriff Christina Corpus of San Mateo County will face a special election to determine whether she will remain in office. The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approved a ballot measure calling for her removal, and voters will decide her fate on March 4, 2025.

Marin County Removes Controversial Tule Elk Fence

A longstanding fence that has confined tule elk within Marin County’s Point Reyes的な National Seashore will be taken down. Advocates for the elk argued the fence hampered their ability to access natural resources, especially during drought conditions, contributing to their decline. Conservationists hope the removal will allow the elk to roam freely and thrive.

East Bay’s Newest Representative Focuses on Congressional Unity

Recently elected Representative Lateefah Simon spent Monday connecting with constituents in Oakland after attending orientation in Washington, D.劏. She’s determined to leverage her new platform and bridge the partisan divide within Congress.
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What are the details surrounding the fatal hit-and-run in San Francisco’s SoMa district?

## ⁢Bay ⁣Area Roundup: Interview with Detective Jones

**Host:** Welcome back to Bay Area Roundup! Today we’re speaking with ‌Detective Jones about a disturbing incident: a hit-and-run in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood​ that turned fatal. Detective Jones, can you tell us what ‌happened?

**Detective Jones:** Certainly. On Thursday morning, a pedestrian was tragically struck and killed by a vehicle in the SoMa district. The driver fled the scene, and we are currently investigating the incident as a homicide. [[1](https://abc7news.com/pedestrian-death-fatal-hit-and-run-san-francisco-soma-crash-person-killed/14400107/)]

**Host:** That’s‍ heartbreaking. Do you have any information about the victim‍ or possible suspects?

**Detective⁢ Jones:** At ⁢this ⁤time, ⁣we are withholding the victim’s identity pending notification of next of ‌kin. We are actively pursuing all ⁢leads and ask anyone with information to come forward.

**Host:** ​What makes ⁣this case particularly troubling?

**Detective Jones:** The fact that the driver fled the ‌scene suggests a potential attempt to evade responsibility. This, coupled with the fatality, makes this a very ⁢serious crime. Our priority is to bring the‍ perpetrator to justice and provide some​ closure to the victim’s loved ones.

**Host:** Detective Jones, thank ⁢you for ​updating us on this awful situation. We will⁢ continue to follow this story and provide further updates ‍as they become available.

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