Wind Storms; Mass Shooting; Winning Lotto Ticket: SoCal In Brief

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 strong Santa Ana winds are expected to continue through Tuesday. Much of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Diego counties were under either a high wind warning or wind advisory Monday.

It will be "warmer with Santa Ana winds for (Monday) and Tuesday with weaker winds on Wednesday," NWS San Diego wrote Sunday. "Cooler and breezy for Thanksgiving through next weekend with mostly onshore flow.

"Strong wind gusts in the Santa Ana wind prone areas are well supported by high resolution model guidance," forecasters said. "Of particular concern is the area below the Cajon Pass and inland Orange County near the Santa Ana Mountain canyons on Monday. These mostly north winds will create a clear hazard to high profile vehicles on east-west freeways and interchanges in the Inland Empire."

In other news, five adults were shot and two teens suffered burn injuries during a birthday party in San Diego County, police said.

A crash involving a school bus left four injured, and a woman arrested in connection with the crash in Riverside County, the California Highway Patrol reported.

A SuperLotto Plus ticket with five numbers, but missing the Mega number, was sold at a donut shop in Los Angeles County. The ticket is worth $32,247, according to the California Lottery.

Interstate 10 reopened early, in time for the Monday morning commute, after the freeway was forced to shut down following a massive storage yard fire in downtown Los Angeles.

Plus, the University of California is committing $7 million to address what officials called "acts of bigotry, intolerance, and intimidation," including incidents of Islamophobia and antisemitism, that have occurred over the past several weeks on its campuses, where tensions are high because of the Israel-Hamas war.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

$32K SuperLotto Plus Ticket Sold In Los Angeles County

The SuperLotto Plus numbers were drawn Saturday evening.

4 Injured In Riverside County School Bus Crash, DUI Suspected: CHP

A Temecula Valley Unified School District bus carrying students from a local elementary school was struck by a suspected DUI driver Friday.

5 Shot, 2 Minors Suffer Burns At San Diego Conty Home: Police

A party had been held at the residence earlier in the day, according to police.

10 Freeway Will Reopen Early, Ahead Of Monday Commute

Previously expected to reopen Tuesday, the Santa Monica Freeway has been closed for over a week following a storage yard arson.

San Diego County Man Arrested For Murder After Mother Found Dead

Jacob Guevara, 41, was booked into the Vista Detention Facility on suspicion of murder.

Man Shot To Death In Los Angeles County Was Brother Of Laker's Legend

Former L.A. Laker Michael Cooper confirmed that his brother Mickey Cooper was the victim of the shooting.

Officer-Involved Shooting Prompts 105 Freeway Closure In Los Angeles

Freeway lanes were closed at Long Beach Boulevard, according to the CHP, which issued a SigAlert.

Police: Suspect Barricaded Himself In Home, Held Family Member Hostage

The family member made it safely out of the San Diego home, authorities said.

Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting In Riverside County

The officer-involved shooting happened when officers responded to a domestic violence report.

5 Best Burgers In California Ranked By Michelin Guide

Here are the Michelin Guide's top five burgers in the Golden State.

14 CA Restaurants Among The Top 100 In U.S., New Ranking Says

OpenTable's "Top 100" list includes some of the hottest, in-demand restaurants in the country.

14 Dead From Flu And RSV In CA As Infections Climb

California recorded its deadliest week of the flu season this month.

CA Among Least Overweight States In U.S.: New Study

More than 7 in 10 U.S. adults 20 and older are either overweight or obese, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.

UC Pledges $7M To Address Islamophobia, Antisemitism On Campuses

UC board of regents Chair Richard Leib said he has met with Jewish, Arab and Muslim students who do not feel safe on UC campuses.