Car Flies Off Overpass | 2 Kids On Scooter Struck In Hit-And-Run | Free Zoo Admission: NorCal In Brief

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — As we head into the new week, we've rounded up the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for Monday.

But before we jump into Northern California's top stories, residents should expect a cooling trend to begin later this week as the marine layer pushes farther inland, according to the National Weather Service.

"Long period southwest swell will result in an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents through Tuesday morning," NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Monday. "Today will be the warmest day of the week for most locations. Slightly cooler temperatures by the end of the week into the weekend."

In other news, a 17-year-old was killed when the car he was in collided with a tractor-trailer and flew off an overpass; a hit-and-run driver struck two minors riding an electric scooter; three people and a dog were displaced and another dog was killed in a house garage fire; and a man was arrested after an AR-style firearm was found in his vehicle.

Also, the San Francisco Zoo & Gardens is offering free weekday admission for children ages 11 and younger throughout June.

Plus, as voters across Northern California prepare to cast ballots in Tuesday's primary election, a record 23.1 million Californians have already registered to vote, according to figures released by the Secretary of State's Office.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

3 People, 1 Dog Displaced In San Jose House Garage Fire

The Red Cross was contacted to aid an adult, two children and one dog. A second dog perished, firefighters said.

3 Shot In Downtown San Jose

Three victims at the scene were each found with at least one gunshot wound.

9 Displaced Following San Francisco Fire

Nine people were displaced and five people will require temporary housing, officials said.

17-Year-Old Killed When Car Collides With Truck And Flies Off Overpass

Alcohol and drugs don't appear to be factors in the crash, authorities said.

Couple Pleads Not Guilty To Abusing Chinese Nanny In Alleged Labor Trafficking Care

The woman worked for them from June to August 2024, and in July of that year, the couple allegedly demanded her passport.

Man Arrested After Cops Find AR-Style Firearm In Vehicle: Police

During a search of the suspect's car, officers also allegedly located the upper receiver of an AR-style pistol inside the trunk.

Police Apprehend Barricaded Suspect In Stolen Vehicle

Alonzo Hernandez, 26, held police at bay for more than two hours before he was arrested with the help of a police dog, authorities said.

San Francisco Zoo Offers Free Weekday Admission For Children In June

The offer runs from June 1 through June 30 and applies to weekdays only.

SUV Driver Sought After Hitting 2 Minors On Scooter, Fleeing Scene

The driver allegedly fled without trying to help, police said.

Unlicensed 15-Year-Old Accused Of Crashing Car While Under The Influence

Callers reported the vehicle went into a ditch and crashed into a utility pole, police said.

Beach Attack By Mob Of E-Bike Teens Is Latest In Disturbing CA Teen Takeover Trend

The man was riding an electric scooter in Huntington Beach when he felt a glass bottle shatter against the side of his head.

Days Before Primary Election, CA Registered Voters Break Record

The announcement comes amid questions over election security and what voters should be required to do to prove they are eligible to vote.

High Grocery Prices Still Squeezing CA Families: What To Know

Ground beef and orange juice costs in the U.S. have increased by double-digit percentages since Trump took office.

New Law Would Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent In CA

Bill making Daylight Saving Time permanent moves ahead: What to know in CA.

Norovirus Is Hitting A Popular CA Attraction Hard As Cases Rise Across U.S.

Dozens of hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail have gotten the vomiting disease while hiking recently.

'Rare' Monster El Niño Could Shatter Records And Arrive In Weeks, Forecasters Warn

Meteorologists say a major event in 2026 could contribute to record global temperatures, alter hurricane activity, and fuel wildfires.