Storm Brewing | School Threats | Party Stabbing | Trader Joe's Recall

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — As the weekend wraps up, we've rounded up the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for Monday.

But before we jump into Southern California's top stories, residents should know that another storm is expected to bring more rain and mountain snow this week to the region.

"A weak ridge of high pressure building in aloft will bring dry and milder conditions through Tuesday," NWS San Diego forecasters wrote Monday. "Light to moderate rain and mountain snow will return to the forecast between Tuesday night and Wednesday night as another storm system drops into the region. An unsettled weather pattern could linger into Thursday, then drier
conditions should develop for the end of the week."

In other news, social media posts threatening violence at a high school in Riverside County have so far been unverified, police said.

Police said they were aware of "various" posts being shared making threats of school violence at Riverside Polytechnic High School. Investigators were working with school administration and the Riverside Unified School District to identify where the threats originated.

One teenager was killed and two others were injured when violence broke out during a party in Riverside.

A man believed to have been homeless was killed when he was struck by a big rig at a Los Angeles intersection.

Lifeguards and firefighters rescued a woman who fell about 25 feet onto some rocks at a beach in the Sunset Cliffs area of San Diego. She suffered serious injuries and was taken to a hospital.

Two men with gunshot wounds were found inside an apartment complex stairwell in San Diego. They later died at a hospital.

Two winning lottery tickets were sold in Southern California.

A Powerball ticket with five numbers, but missing the Powerball number, was sold at a liquor store in Los Angeles County, the California Lottery announced. The ticket was worth $484,265.

A SuperLotto Plus ticket with five numbers, but missing the Mega number, was sold at a supermarket in Los Angeles, the California Lottery announced. The ticket was worth $34,043.

Plus, a Riverside County-based company recalled chicken soup dumplings sold at Trader Joe's locations nationwide because the product may contain bits of hard plastic from a permanent marker, according to an announcement.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

1 Teen Killed, 2 Others Injured In Riverside Party Stabbing

Officers began life-saving measures on one of the teens, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

3 Displaced By Residential Fire In Riverside County

Red Cross was requested to assist the three adults displaced by the fire.

Attempted Homicide Suspect Sought In Riverside County

The suspect was later identified as Manuel Victor Guerra III, 21, of Indio.

Man Fatally Stabbed At Eatery In Long Beach

A man was stabbed to death during a fight at an eatery in Long Beach's Belmont Park neighborhood, authorities said.

Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Semi-Truck In Los Angeles

A man believed to have been homeless was killed when he was struck by a big rig at a Los Angeles intersection.

Police Investigate Discovery Of Woman's Body In Long Beach

A woman found dead near El Dorado Park in Long Beach might be the victim of a homicide, authorities said.

Police Probe Shooting Death Of 2 Men At San Diego Apartment Complex

Two men with gunshot wounds were found inside an apartment complex stairwell in the Grantville neighborhood of San Diego and later died.

Threats To Riverside Poly High School Are Unsubstantiated, Police Say

Police said social media posts have been threatening violence to the school. There will be more officers on campus Monday as a precaution.

Woman Injured After Falling About 25 Feet From Cliff In San Diego

She suffered serious injuries and was taken directly to a local hospital via a SDFD helicopter.

Woman Wounded In Shooting Near South LA Laundromat

A woman was shot in the right leg near a laundromat in the Green Meadows area of South Los Angeles.

4 CA Cities Among Top 10 Happiest In U.S.: Report

WalletHub released its 2024 rankings of the happiest cities in America. One California city landed at the top of the list.

$150K Income Is 'Lower Middle Class' In These CA Cities

Personal finance website GOBankingRates cited the high cost of housing, childcare and transportation as contributing factors.

CA Has More Michelin-Starred Restaurants Than Any Other State

The Golden State also boasts three of the most expensive two or three-starred restaurants.

Meteorological Spring Begins: How El Niño Could Impact Temps In CA

Spring has begun in the meteorological sense, but winter is not going down without a fight. Here's what to expect in California.

Prop 1: Voters To Decide $6.38 Billion Mental Health Bond Measure

Proposition 1 is a two-pronged measure backed heavily by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Southern California Wine Industry Touted In Washington D.C.

Congress is being made aware of the "resilience, achievement and prosperity of the Southern California wine industry."

Trader Joe's Recalls Chicken Dumplings Containing Bits Of Plastic

The dumplings were shipped to Trader Joe's locations nationwide and may contain pieces of plastic from a permanent marker, officials said.