Tomorrow's forecast will be morning clouds and afternoon sun with a high/low of 65/54 Fahrenheit. On Friday, expect morning clouds and afternoon sun with a high/low of 62/52 Fahrenheit.

One person is dead after an officer-involved shooting in South San Francisco. Last night, officers responded to the 3700 block of Cork Place after South San Francisco police received a 911 call about a neighborhood disturbance involving a firearm. At the scene, police encountered a man who was allegedly holding a shotgun in the street. According to authorities, the man was told to drop the gun numerous times and did not comply. He was then fatally wounded by police gunfire. One officer was injured at the scene and transported to the hospital. The South San Francisco Police Department and San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office are jointly investigating the shooting. - KRON4

Five people were injured when a fire broke out on a United flight bound for San Francisco. An engine on United Flight 1579 caught fire while on the runway at the Newark Airport last night. The 131 passengers on board were immediately ordered to evacuate and five people suffered minor injuries. Oakland resident Portia Dixon injured her ankle when a man jumping onto the evacuation slide landed on her leg. Some of the UA 1579 passengers eventually boarded another flight and landed at SFO at approximately 4am PT. "Then the flight attendants were like, 'get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane," said passenger Lo Toney. - ABC7

A massive landslide covered a stretch of Pacific Coast Highway 1 near Big Sur. A quarter-mile wide, the mud and rock slide occurred on Saturday night near Gorda in Monterey County. According to the California Department of Transportation, crews have yet to fully evaluate the situation as the area around the landslide continues to move and shift, making the area dangerous. It is estimated that more than a million tons of rock, mud, and land crashed onto the road and into the Pacific Ocean. Some locals have noted that the landslide resembles a similar one near Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in 1983 that took 14 months to clear. - SFGATE

A Memorial Day "Intern Picnic" is expected to draw several thousand people to Dolores Park. A Facebook group called The Real Intern, which aims to connect interns living temporarily in San Francisco, plans to hold an open-invitation picnic on Monday. So far, over 2,800 people have expressed interest in the event. The organizers have stated that this will be an alcohol-free event as many interns are under 21-year-old. - SFIST

A taxi drove into a Wells Fargo on Haight Street this morning. According to initial reports, the incident happened at approximately 11am PT when a taxi drove through the Wells Fargo ATM vestibule. No one was injured in the crash, and police have responded to the scene to investigate. - HOODLINE

COMMUNITY NEWS: SAN MATEO

A San Mateo man was arrested for allegedly beating a dog on Friday. 37-year-old Rami Al-Zetawi was detained after officers responded to a report of a male suspect harming a dog on the 2700 block of South Norfolk Street and found Al-Zetawi kneeling next to the injured Husky. The dog, who Al-Zetawi claimed was his, was transported to a hospital for treatment while Al-Zetawi was transported to the San Mateo County Jail on suspicion of felony animal cruelty. 

After years of public debate, the ice rink at Bridgepointe Shopping Center has officially been saved and will re-open this September. Grassroots efforts to save the rink have been underway since June 2013 when SPI Holdings LLC, the owner of the shopping center, opted not to renew the rink's lease. The company has since had a change of heart. “This has been a long and difficult process and I misjudged the civic devotion to the ice rink,” said. SPI partner Dennis Wong. The ice rink will be re-named Nazareth Ice Oasis San Mateo. “This is a dream come true not only for us but for thousands of kids and skaters who will be able to skate once again very soon,” said Dina Artzt of the Save the Bridgepointe Rink Citizens Group. 

A 28-year-old San Mateo cold case is considered closed. In 2014, Gabriel Rey O'Neill was arrested in connection with the murder of 27-year-old Daly City resident Sheila Lorraine Hatcher in 1989. Hatcher had been sexually assaulted, died of blunt force trauma, and was left in a ravine to be discovered by hikers. O'Neill was linked to the crime scene through DNA and finally went to trial last month. His lawyers argued that O'Neill's brother actually committed the crime. After four days of deliberation, the jury found O'Neill not guilty. “We now view the case as closed,” said San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe.

WHAT TO DO THIS WEEK

Vampire sing-a-long: San Francisco's own "nerd collective" Fanboy celebrates the 20th Anniversary of television cult classic "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer" with a drag show, sing-a-long, and trivia night. Buffy fans, head to the Lone Star Saloon tomorrow night from 7pm to 11:30 pm PT. There's a $5 cover charge at the door. 

Feline films: This Spring, the YBCA presents a curated series of films centered around our furry, friendly, frisky, and occasionally fearsome feline friends. Tomorrow night, check out John Gilling's "The Shadow of the Cat" about a vengeful tabby cat named Tabitha.  The film stars in the Screening Room at 7:30pm PT and tickets cost $10. 

Squeeze of lime: Ramp up your mixology skills at one of San Francisco's most iconic department stores. Tonight's Gump's Talks: Mixology will feature Nonna Titulauri, expert mixologist from Hakkasan whipping up her favorite drinks along with tips for the perfect home bar. For those who can't make it to this free event at 5:30pm PT, the talk will be live-streamed on Facebook. 

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