Local: For its final day in operation on December 1, the Fisherman's Wharf location of Ripley’s Believe It or Not plans to revert its prices to what they were on its opening day in 1967. That means $1.50 admission for adults and 75 cents for children, with tickets available for $19.67 on Thursdays leading up to Ripley's closure. [Chronicle]USPS officials are opening an investigation after vote-by-mail ballots from San Mateo County were allegedly stolen from a post office in Daly City on Thursday. [NBC Bay Area]The new musical Every Saturday Night— SFBATCO's love letter to the Black roots and jazz history of San Francisco's Fillmore District — celebrated its world premiere at the Strand last night. [KQED]National:According to advisers, President Trump has fired new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia after only five days on the job. For those playing at home, that means Zacharia lasted for only half a Scaramucci, prompting comment from the measurement's namesake. [The Hill]Strong Santa Ana winds are driving a wildfire that's now spread to 465 acres along the border of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, prompting numerous evacuation orders. [OC Register]The 16-year-old who authorities believe was responsible for yesterday's shooting in Bend, Oregon — which left three children and one teacher dead — has been identified by police as a former student of Silver Rail Elementary School, where the crime occurred. [ABC7]Video:A newly released video via ABC7 shows footage from Tuesday of a Tesla hitting a road barrier on a highway in Vacaville before crashing into the back of a parked California Highway Patrol vehicle with two officers seated inside. Both officers were reportedly released after being hospitalized. In other news, Alex Gibney's new four-hour expose on Elon Musk opens nationwide in theaters today. ...read more read less