Child Dead In Beach Tragedy | Bow-And-Arrow Shooter: NorCal In Brief

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

This week's weather begins with a coastal flood advisory in effect for the North bay in low-lying areas, roadways, underpasses and coastal trails due to "high astronomical high tide" until 1 p.m. Monday. Sunny weather is expected for the San Francisco Bay Area. According to the National Weather Service, there is a 65 percent chance of rain on Wednesday.

Before we jump into Northern California’s top stories, it's CyberMonday - after a three-day shopping bonanza, starting with Black Friday and culminating with the most significant online shopping day for electronics before the Christmas holiday.

Catching up on the weekend, if you were out and about on the roads Saturday or Sunday, freeways were slammed with travelers heading home after the Thanksgiving holiday. A few serious crashes led to fatalities, including one in Vallejo, officials report.

So, here is some news to get you going as you start your week:

5-Year-Old Dead, Man Still Missing After Swept Up By Wave: Coast Guard

• The girl was rescued but died at the hospital, according to authorities, who suspended their search for the man after 22 hours.

Cops Seek Bow And Arrow Shooter

• A 25-year-old man was shot at by a man wielding a bow and arrow before Midnight Saturday, police say.

Woman Dies In Broadway Street, Sereno Drive Crash

• Early Sunday morning, two cars collided, leading to the death.

'Hunger Games' Feasts, 'Napoleon' Conquers, 'Wish' Doesn't Come True

• New releases failed to keep up with Lionsgate's "Hunger Games" prequel.

Finally, remember to share your favorite places to see the holiday lights in your neighborhood! Patch is already compiling the greatest light displays from across NorCal! Be sure to submit your favorites. Here's how.