Local:Newly diagnosed HIV cases in SF fell by 8% in 2025 with 136 cases compared to 148 in 2024. The numbers have dropped by 30% since before the COVID-19 pandemic. [Bay Area Reporter]Two marmots that were recently discovered in San Francisco and Antioch after they likely hitched rides from people r eturning from Burning Man were dropped off in the wilderness near Lake Tahoe. [KRON4]Long-delayed plans to build a 47-story high-rise at 30 Van Ness have been paused further, as Australian developer Lendlease is looking to sell the property. [Chronicle]Folsom Street Fair fans: Head to Arizmendi's Mission location for these adorable leather gingerbread people, while supplies last. [Arizmendi/Facebook] National:About a dozen delegates walked out of the UN General Assembly Thursday prior to a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who’s wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes. Earlier in the day, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the UN via video link, as he was denied a visa to the US, emphasizing that Palestinians in Gaza were being subjected to a genocide by the Israeli military. [BBC]A Guatemalan man, Mario David Coronado Juarez, was killed in a car crash in Michigan while fleeing ICE agents who were targeting a different man, the one who owned the car he was driving. [New York Times]A Tennessee judge granted Dolly Parton’s estate a temporary restraining order against the late singer’s nephew, who is accused of making increasingly threatening messages against her staff and business associates. [CBS News]Video:Several youth activists disrupted a San Francisco Democratic Party meeting Wednesday, urging the committee to end its support for Flock surveillance, as two of its members reportedly work for Flock Safety, but the committee ultimately voted in favor of keeping the cameras.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sunrise Bay Area 🌅 (@bayareasunrise) ...read more read less