A boating accident occurred near Alcatraz, resulting in multiple fatalities. One of the victims has been identified as a 74-year-old woman from Sacramento. This woman is the third confirmed victim of the tragedy. Further details about the accident are available from The San Francisco Standard, which reported on the identification of the 74-year-old Sacramento woman as one of the victims.
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