Infant Formula Recall: FDA and CDC are investigating a multistate infant botulism outbreak tied to Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic Powdered Infant Formula sold at Target and online; three babies (including in California) were hospitalized, and the company agreed to a nationwide recall—parents are told to stop using it immediately. Public Health Watch: Santa Clara County warned a measles case may have exposed people at SFO and Bay Area Trader Joe’s and an International Halal Market during June 8 visits, urging residents to check MMR protection. Cancer Research Fundraising: Hundreds gathered at the San Francisco Zoo to raise money and awareness for brain tumor research, with organizers pointing to a bipartisan push to boost federal funding. Environmental & Health Risk: California’s new cancer-risk rule for a soil fumigant took effect, but records show use spiked and concentrations rose in farmworker communities. Energy & Climate: A new eight-hour battery project came online in Kern County, aiming to store more solar power for longer evening demand. Wildfire & Safety: A brush fire near Palmdale triggered evacuation orders and warnings as it grew to hundreds of acres. Crime & Courts: A Chino Hills man was sentenced to over seven years for a $10M fraud scheme using fake identities and shell companies targeting the elderly. Elections & Power: California AG Rob Bonta says the Paramount-Skydance-Warner merger isn’t a done deal despite DOJ approval, keeping state antitrust scrutiny alive. Sports (Local Spotlight): The U.S. opened the World Cup in Inglewood with a 4-1 win over Paraguay, while San Francisco’s Seiya Suzuki left a Cubs game with apparent knee discomfort.