Day Around the Bay: SFUSD Expands Special Education With New School In Chinatown

Local:SFUSD has opened a new Chinatown public school for students with autism and intellectual disabilities, expanding special education services to keep more high-needs students in the district rather than sending them to costly non-public schools. [Chronicle]A milk tanker overturned on Highway 128 in Northern Sonoma County Wednesday afternoon, spilling nearly 4,800 gallons of milk onto the roadway and into a nearby creek, though no injuries were reported. [NBC Bay Area]San Francisco-based car-rental company Turo is moving its headquarters to 100 Stockton Street in Union Square, taking over 30,000 square feet in the former Macy s men s store. [Chronicle]Grammy-winning songwriter Phoebe Bridgers stunned a largely Gen Z crowd at Chase Center Tuesday night with a nearly two-hour phone-free performance, featuring 26 songs and a sprawling live band. [SFGate]National:Transparency nonprofit Distributed Denial of Secrets has released a searchable archive of leaked DHS records, including infor