Shootout Injures 5 | Hidden Body | Coastal Quake | ​Warming Trend

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA — As a new week begins, we've rounded up the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for a great week.

But before we jump into Northern California's top stories, residents should know that a warming trend is expected this week, according to the National Weather Service.

"Despite the chilly start to the day, a warming trend will lead to above normal temperatures by Thursday," NWS Bay Area forecasters wrote Monday. "Once the warm weather arrives, it should be pretty persistent through mid-month."

In other news, a small earthquake shook off the coast of Northern California Sunday morning. The quake was recorded at 7:09 a.m. about 46 miles west-northwest of Petrolia, an unincorporated community in Humboldt County, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Four people were rescued from an overturned boat over the weekend in the North Bay, authorities said.

The body of a man with gunshot wounds was found hidden under dirt and debris near a BART yard four days after witnesses saw — but didn't report — a shooting, police said.

Two people were taken to the hospital after a double stabbing in the Bay Area, police said. A male juvenile suffered non-life-threatening injuries, while an adult man remained in critical condition with life-threatening injuries.

Two men face attempted murder charges in connection with a shootout at a Bay Area market, prosecutors said. There were five victims in the shooting. Investigators recovered 45 bullet casings and two firearms.

A woman has been convicted of stealing more than $60,000 in merchandise through serial shoplifting at a Target in the Bay Area, prosecutors said.

Plus, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that travel spending in California hit an all-time high of $150.4 billion in 2023, outdoing the previous record of $144.9 billion spent in 2019. The state has retained its title as the world's 5th largest economy and has had a population increase, according to the governor.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

1 In Critical Condition After Bay Area Double Stabbing

A male juvenile suffered non-life-threatening injuries, while an adult man remained in critical condition, police said.

1 Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash On Highway 101 In Bay Area

All lanes of southbound U.S. 101 were temporarily blocked in the area for an investigation, according to the CHP.

2 Face Attempted Murder Charges In Shootout At Bay Area Market

Prosecutors said there were five victims in the shooting. Investigators recovered 45 bullet casings and two firearms.

4 Rescued After Boat Overturns In Bay Area

Two people were in the water clinging to the boat, while two others were sitting on the hull, officials said.

Auto Burglary Suspect Arrested In Bay Area

The Redwood City man was arrested on suspicion of auto burglary, vandalism and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Earthquake Shakes Off Coast Of Northern California

The small quake was reported Sunday morning. Did you feel it?

Fatal Shooting Under Investigation In Bay Area

The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Hidden Body Of Shooting Victim Found 4 Days After Killing In Bay Area

The body of a man with gunshot wounds was found hidden under dirt and debris near BART's Hayward yard, police said.

North Bay Man Pleads Guilty To Using Stolen Credit To Buy Dodge Challenger Hellcat

Steven Miller of Fairfield used someone else's social security number to fill out an application to purchase a Dodge Challenger Hellcat.

Woman Convicted Of Stealing $60K In Goods From Bay Area Target

Aziza Graves, 43, of San Francisco, who is not in custody, faces more than three years in prison, according to the district attorney.

CA Drivers Fifth Most Likely To Be Stuck In Traffic: Ranking

California was among the top five states with the highest amount of vehicles per 1,000 miles of road in a recent study.

California Tourism Spending At All-Time High: Gov. Newsom

The state has retained its title as the world's 5th largest economy and has had a population increase, according to the governor.

Restaurant Service Fees Ban In CA To Take Effect Soon

The price you see on the menu is what you'll pay for your meal (plus taxes) under a state law that has the restaurant industry fuming.