"California is launching its generic brand of insulin called CalRx next month, which will average about $55 for a month's supply. Additionally, co-payments and deductibles for insulin will be capped at $35 per month. [Bay Area News Group] A person of interest was detained after a shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island Saturday killed two and injured nine. At least two students who escaped the shooting were involved in previous school shootings. [CBS, Guardian]"
"An Arab fruit stand worker saved the lives of dozens of Australians after he restrained one of the antisemitic gunmen who fatally shot 11 people and sent 29 to the hospital during a busy Hanukkah celebration. [Reuters] Stockton residents fear the recent mass shooting at a child's birthday party will signal a gang war, as there's no going back when children become targets. [Chronicle]"
"Rain is expected to hit the Bay Area late Tuesday or early Wednesday, as multiple storm systems are heading this way over the next couple weeks. [KPIX] The current Powerball jackpot now sits at around $1 billion, with the next drawing scheduled for Monday night. [ABC] Hundreds of drunken Santas, and a few mischievous Grinches, took over SF's Union Square and beyond for yet another successfully merry, mass bar crawl. [Chronicle]"
California will launch CalRx, a generic insulin brand, next month at an average cost of about $55 per month and will cap insulin co-payments and deductibles at $35 monthly. A person of interest was detained after a Brown University shooting in Rhode Island that killed two and injured nine, with at least two escapees previously involved in school shootings. An Arab fruit stand worker restrained an antisemitic gunman in Australia, saving dozens after an attack that killed 11 and injured 29. Stockton residents fear a gang war after a child's birthday mass shooting. Rain and multiple storm systems are expected in the Bay Area soon, the Powerball jackpot is around $1 billion, and hundreds of Santas joined a mass bar crawl in San Francisco.
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