Top of the morning’s news:
- The late Thomas Kinkade’s girlfriend produced a scribbled will that she said was written by the artist leaving her his South Bay mansion and $10 million. Mercury News
- A basketball-size chunk of ice, presumably from an airplane, crashed through the roof of a house in Fremont. Chronicle
- Edwin Ramos, 25, was sentenced to three life sentences to be served consecutively for the 2008 murders of Tony Bologna and his sons Michael and Matthew, who were gunned down in the Excelsior district. Chronicle
- Mayor Ed Lee is spending the week in Orlando at the U. S. Conference of Mayors annual meeting. City Insider
- A Pablo Picasso lithograph was recovered after being taken from the Novato mansion of imprisoned former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko. Marin IJ
