6 Inches Of Rain | Carjacker Sets Car On Fire | DUI Checkpoint Nabs 24

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — As the weekend wraps, we've rounded up some of the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for Monday.

It’s going to be a wet, windy week across the Bay Area as an atmospheric river moves across the state, and Monday is supposed to see some of the heaviest rains. Coastal mountains could see as much as six inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service. Rain is expected to continue through Thursday, likely causing BART delays and traffic snarls.

In other news, a five-year-old was killed and another young child seriously injured after a car crashed into a tree in Martinez. Authorities suspect alcohol may have been a factor. In other news, Redwood City police are searching for a carjacker who reportedly threw a driver out of a moving vehicle and then set the car on fire. Lastly, a San Francisco jury convicted a man of biting a cop while trying to arrest him.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

Monday To Feature Heaviest Rains Around Bay Area: NWS
The National Weather Service said that Monday will be the most impactful day during the projected onset of rains in the Bay Area.

Wet Weather Delays BART Trains
BART said riders should add at least 10 minutes to their travel times.

1 Child Killed, Another Seriously Injured In Martinez Solo Crash
A gray Honda CR-V occupied by an adult driver and two children left the roadway and hit a tree in a suspected DUI incident, CHP said.

Carjacker Threw Driver Out, Lit Car On Fire: Redwood City Police
Redwood City police are looking for a man they say forcibly removed a driver from their car, then set it on fire.

Man Convicted Of Biting Cop, Car Theft
A San Francisco jury convicted a man of biting a police officer trying to arrest him in 2021.

Petaluma Police Arrest 24 At DUI Checkpoint
Petaluma police arrested a total of 24 people for allegedly driving under the influence during two rounds of DUI checkpoints Friday night.

San Mateo Sheriff's Deputy Injured While Taking Someone Into Custody
A deputy approaching a man accused of attempted kidnapping and numerous other felonies went to the hospital for facial injuries.