.Tuesday’s Briefing: San Leandro police officer charged with embezzlement; Two-alarm fire burns two homes in Oakland hills

Cal men's basketball player tests positive for covid-19



News you don’t want to miss for Oct. 27:

1. A San Leandro police officer was charged with embezzling the department’s funds, the East Bay Times reports. Sgt. Robert Sanchez, a 19-year veteran, was involved with the SLPD’s payroll department. $$

2. An overloaded generator likely started a fire in the Oakland hills on Tuesday morning that burned two homes, KPIX reports. The generator was being used during scheduled power shutoffs.

3. An Oakland resident has created protest art of President Trump’s orange-tinge visage at Lake Merritt, SFGate reports. The sculpture is meant to be rolled.

4. While Cal football is scheduled to return on Nov. 7, the men’s basketball team is shutting down practices for two weeks after a player tested positive for the coronavirus, Sports Illustrated reports.

5. A Livermore man, also a Michigan graduate, was sentenced to one-year in jail for threatening to harm Ohio State football players, and its head coach, SFGate reports.

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