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Killer At Large After Mass Shooting | Bay Area Quake | Body Found Near Golden Gate Bridge: NorCal In Brief
Took a break from the news? Worry not. We've rounded up some of the stories you missed in NorCal this weekend.
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 seasonable temperatures and breezy afternoon winds to continue Monday across the Bay Area, but forecasters are warning of dangerous beach conditions, elevated fire weather concerns and gradual warming later this week, according to the National Weather Service.
"Breezy onshore winds expected each afternoon and evening through early in the week," NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Monday.
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"Gradual warming starting midweek, with increasing moderate heat risk for interior locations heading into the weekend," weather officials continued. "Elevated fire weather threat across the Diablo and Santa Lucia ranges this week. Hazardous beach conditions at the Pacific Coast with an increased risk for sneaker waves and rip currents thru mid-week."
In other news, a body was found in the water near the Golden Gate Bridge; a mass shooting at an unsanctioned event attended by hundreds left one person dead and six injured; an assault and robbery were being investigated as a possible hate crime; and an early morning earthquake rattled parts of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Plus, California is taking the Trump administration to court a third time over its attempts to tie crucial emergency preparedness funding to the president's preferences on immigration enforcement and election administration.
Here are some of the stories you may have missed:
Alleged Assault And Robbery At Baylands Nature Preserve Investigated As Hate Crime
The three suspects were not immediately located and no arrests had been made as of Saturday.
Authorities Bust Dozens Of Illegal Cannabis Grows, Uncover Forced Labor Operations
Law enforcement eradicated approximately 173,244 marijuana plants and seized 10,369 pounds of processed marijuana intended for sales.
Body Found In Water Near Golden Gate Bridge: Police
The body was recovered from the water near Point Diablo Saturday morning, police said.
When crews arrived, they found one unit engulfed in flames and numerous residents outside the building.
Juvenile, Convicted Felon Arrested After Traffic Stop
A juvenile and a convicted felon were arrested after police found a loaded handgun, ammunition and prohibited weapons during a traffic stop.
Man Arrested In Residential Burglary In Bay Area
The investigation found that the homeowner had recently died and the residence was vacant.
Mines Fire Reaches 132 Acres In East Bay: See Map
The wildfire broke out Sunday afternoon, according to Cal Fire.
Killer At Large In Bay Area Mass Shooting That Wounded 6 During Huge Party
Deputies arrived to find a chaotic scene of over 300 partygoers fleeing after several gunshots were fired, authorities said.
The quake was reported early Monday morning. Did you feel it?
10 New Laws That Will Change CA's Upcoming School Year
From AI teaching to cafeteria junk food and all-gender bathrooms to ICE on campus, an array of new laws will reshape the coming school year.
CalMatters: California Sues Trump Over Emergency Funding Rules That Pressure States On Elections
Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the lawsuit over new conditions on U.S. Department of Homeland Security grants.
Home Foreclosures Spike In CA — See Where It's Happening The Most
Unexpected pockets of California posted some of the state's highest foreclosure rates.
Last-Minute CA Summer Bucket List: Fun Family Adventures Before The Season Slips Away
Whether you're planning a day trip or a weekend getaway, these attractions and events offer plenty of ways to make the most of summer.
Water Parks, Lazy Rivers, Wild Animals And Lego Castles: 15 CA Hotels That Are The Vacation
Whether you're looking for a family getaway or a unique escape, these California hotels offer plenty of reasons to stay on the property.
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