• A Sonoma County Superior Court judge sentenced a 25-year-old Dublin woman to a year in jail for her role in the killing of Mark Calcagni, her former boss at San Francisco's Condor Club. The trial for her boyfriend, charged with murder, is set to begin later this month. [Press Democrat]
• Local promoter Another Planet Entertainment has announced its next big event. Get ready for a massive, free ‘Daytime Disco’ party in Union Square featuring Los Angeles chill rockers Poolside and surprise guests on September 20. [Another Planet Entertainment]
• San Mateo County authorities managed to recover a 1971 Chevy Chevelle that was stolen more than 30 years ago and were ultimately able to return it to its original owner. [KPIX]

• In a surprise turn, Luigi Mangione admitted to shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson while pleading guilty to two federal stalking counts in court on Friday. Mangione's attorneys appear to disagree with their client's decision, per a new motion they've filed to dismiss all state charges. [ABC7]
• The Recording Academy is considering a revamp of its new category for Best Asian Pop Music Performance after global superstar act BTS refused to submit its work for this year's Grammy Awards. [Hollywood Reporter]
• It took nearly 30 years but a jury in Las Vegas has been convened for a murder trial related to the shooting death of rapper Tupac Shakur. [CNN]

• After being laid off by his longtime employer, veteran KNBR host and Bay Area sports play-by-play announcer Greg Papa spoke with NBC Bay Area's Raj Mathai about his battle with cancer, losing his job, and his desire to live.

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