Sunday Links: One Person Dies in Double Shooting in SF's Mission District, Suspect Arrested

"Two people were sent to the hospital from a double shooting at 16th and Mission streets that occurred around 12:25 am Sunday. One of the victims later died, and a suspect, Larry Hudgson Jr., 23, was booked into jail at 9:06 am Sunday morning. [Mission Local] The adult victim from last Saturday's shooting at the Safeway near SF's Ocean Beach was shot through his apartment window."

"Around 200 protesters rallied in SFs Pacific Heights neighborhood Saturday as part of the international People Over Billionaires day of action. The group of labor and community advocates met at Alta Plaza Park and then marched through the wealthy SF enclave in support of a people first agenda addressing income inequality and climate change. [Chronicle] Oakland celebrated the launch of its new rainbow crosswalk on Lakeshore Avenue Thursday with a ribbon-cutting in celebration of the two-year anniversary of the city's Lakeshore LGBTQ Cultural District Day."

"Ticket sales are now open for the 23rd annual SF Sketchfest comedy festival, which is scheduled to take place January 15 through February 1 and features over 200 shows, including a 30th anniversary screening of the Kids in the Hall's Brain Candy and a tribute to the women of Saturday Night Live with Rachel Dratch, Cheri Oteri, and Ana Gasteyer. [KRON4]"

Two people were sent to the hospital after a double shooting at 16th and Mission around 12:25 am Sunday; one victim later died and suspect Larry Hudgson Jr., 23, was booked Sunday morning. An adult from a Safeway-area shooting near Ocean Beach was hit by a stray bullet through his apartment window. Around 200 protesters rallied in Pacific Heights for People Over Billionaires, meeting at Alta Plaza Park and marching to demand people-first policies on income inequality and climate change. Oakland unveiled a rainbow crosswalk on Lakeshore Avenue. SF Sketchfest ticket sales opened. Reshma Kamath, 40, faces trial for alleged in-flight and post-landing assaults. Moderate to heavy rain is forecast.

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