Morning Wrap: 3/6/13

Wet day ahead, cops solve Oakland Museum break-ins, Supervisor John Avalos’s shot at the NRA, more.

• Rain today should mostly be gone from the Bay Area by tomorrow. Chronicle
• Berkeley Repertory Theatre announced its new season. Mercury News
• Contra Costa officials are expected to go to court today to try to block the release of a convicted sex offender from a state hospital to a Bay Point home owned by his attorneys. Contra Costa Times
• Only 23 percent of Oakland residents approve of Mayor Jean Quan’s job performance while 60 percent disapprove, according to a new KPIX 5 poll. Oakland Tribune 
• In another sign of San Francisco’s go-go commercial real estate market, Prudential bought the high-rise at 100 Spear Street for $100 million. Bloomberg 
• Supervisor John Avalos is pushing an ordinance to make sure SFPD doesn’t become a member of the National Rifle Association, as permitted by a law on the books since the 1930s. Chronicle
• Mayor Lee today will help plant a tree in honor of Arbor Day and the late Vivian A. Brown, the older of the locally famous Brown twin sisters who died in January. SF Weekly
• A parolee with a long criminal history was arrested in connection with two burglaries at the Oakland Museum of California and police recovered a 19th century artifact taken in one of the break-ins. Chronicle; Mercury News
• Police in Antioch are seeking the public’s help to learn the identity of a woman whose decomposed body was found 25 years ago. Mercury News
• State Sen. Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo) was picked to chair the Senate Committee on Environmental Quality. Political Blotter