Bay Area in Turmoil: Protests, Legal Battles, and Apple's Big Reveal

Bay Area News Roundup: Protests, Legal Battles, and Tech Unveiling The San Francisco Bay Area witnessed a tumultuous weekend, marked by anti-ICE protests that escalated into vandalism and arrests. California is suing the Trump administration over the deployment of National Guard troops to quell the unrest. Attorney General Bonta criticized the President's actions, stating they only inflamed the situation. Meanwhile, a 16-year-old track star, Clara Adams, faces a legal battle after being stripped of her state title for using a fire extinguisher to celebrate her win. State lawmakers are calling for the CIF to reinstate her gold medal. "I'll never get the moment back," Adams said, expressing her disappointment. In other news, Apple showcased its biggest software redesign in a decade at its annual developers' conference, unveiling features like "Liquid Glass" for app interfaces. The conference continues throughout the week. Despite the weekend's challenges, the Bay Area continues to move forward, with events like Apple's conference highlighting innovation and progress.