Tuesday Morning Topline: No Charges For Suspect In Moss Landing Shooting

San Francisco police have arrested a 22-year-old suspect in connection with an October 29 robbery in Chinatown. The victim, a woman, said the suspect snatched about $1,500 in cash from her as she was paying for groceries. [ Chronicle ] An 18-year-old suspect who was arrested in connection with the November 2 shooting on Moss Landing State Beach that left two teen boys dead will not be charged, the DA says, due to lack of evidence. [ KPIX ] Oakland police are investigating a possible homicide on the 10100 block of International Boulevard, where a fight was reportedly taking place Monday afternoon before they found a man dead on the street. [ KPIX ] A little over a year after she took the job, Shola Olatoye is stepping down as CEO of the San Francisco Downtown Development Corporation (DDC), the Lurie-aligned nonprofit working various real estate initiatives. [ Chronicle ] Anthropic is seeking a valuation of around $1.3 trillion in its upcoming IPO, and its shares are expected to be priced between $70 and $78. [ NBC Bay Area ] Authorities have concluded that the cause of the mystery illness that sent 27 runners to the hospital Sunday at the Santa Barbara Half Marathon was simply the excessive heat of the day, and not contaminated water. [ California Post ] Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has, predictably, reacted bombastically to the eight articles of impeachment drafted against him, calling them a "farce" and and a "stunt." [ KTVU ]