Morning Wrap: 12/11/12

Kaiser Permanente passes over Bay Area for technology campus, 25 years to life for Michelle Le’s murderer, another shoe drops in Port of Oakland strip club scandal, more.

• Rain along with cooler weather is expected to blow into the Bay Area by tonight after yesterday’s spring-like temperatures. Chronicle
• A man found bound and gagged on a quiet Visitacion Valley street died and a woman bound with him was fighting for her life as of last night. Chronicle
• Oakland-based Kaiser Permanente will pass over the Bay Area and open a new information technology campus to employ about 500 staffers in Colorado. SF Business Times
• Maritime director James Kwon officially stepped down, following former director Omar Benjamin out the door at the Port of Oakland in the wake of a scandal involving misspent funds at a Texas strip club. Oakland Tribune
• A remorseless Giselle Esteban was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for the 2011 murder of her one-time friend and Hayward nursing student Michelle Le. Oakland Tribune