Missing Girl Rescued In Mexico | Crash Sparks Water Park Fire | Antisemitic Pamphlets: 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 warm to hot conditions through midweek, with hazardous heat lingering inland, according to the National Weather Service.

"Hazardous heat conditions expected to persist inland, never leave children or pets in unattended vehicles," NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Sunday. "Elevated fire weather conditions persist in the interior through Thursday."

In other news, a missing girl was rescued in Mexico and her father was arrested in the Baby Angelita case; antisemitic pamphlets were distributed in a Bay Area neighborhood; and a tip led police to rescue a human trafficking victim.

Also, four people were injured in a boat crash; a truck crash sparked a fire at a water park; and a scooter battery fire forced the evacuation of a San Francisco apartment building.

Plus, California could reinstate a hunting season on bobcats six years after lawmakers made it illegal.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

2 Teens Arrested In Gang-Related School Assault: Police

The two suspects, both 17-year-old students at Ridgway, were believed to be associated with a criminal street gang, police said.

4 Injured In Boat Crash Near Richmond Marina

One adult was taken by helicopter to a trauma center and three adults were taken by ground ambulance to local hospitals, firefighters said.

Antisemitic Pamphlets Distributed In North Bay Neighborhood

The papers appeared to have been distributed in residential driveways sometime during the overnight hours, police said.

Body Found In Bay Area Investigated As Homicide

First responders arrived and found the person deceased.

Father Arrested, Missing Daughter Rescued In Mexico In Baby Angelita Case

The Amber Alert was issued Sept. 6 for Diana Galvez Ortega and her father, Sergio Galvez Perez.

Heat Advisory And Spare The Air Alert Issued For Bay Area

The heat advisory lasts through 10 p.m. Wednesday.

Man Fatally Shot In San Francisco

The shooting is being investigated by the San Francisco Police Department Homicide Detail.

Scooter Battery Fire Forces Evacuation Of San Francisco Apartments

The cause was determined to be a scooter with a lithium-ion battery that caught fire on the third story, officials said.

Tip Leads To Human Trafficking Rescue, Arrest In North Bay

Officers determined the woman was the victim of human trafficking, police said.

Teen Arrested With Loaded Ghost Gun: Police

The driver was booked into Hillcrest Juvenile Hall on multiple allegations, police said.

Truck Crash Sparks Fire At San Jose Water Park

Firefighters said the blaze began when a truck crashed into a fence and the flames spread to nearby vegetation.

CA About To Go Pedal To The Metal On Speed Cameras: When And Where 185 Cameras Go Live

A handful of recently installed speed cameras clocked more than 100,000 violations in one week.

CA Gets A New Paid Holiday: What It Means For You

Here's what California's newest paid state holiday means for workers and schools.

California Bans Child Marriage After 9-Year Fight To Outlaw The Practice

Until recently, California was one of only three states — along with New Mexico and Mississippi — with no minimum age to wed.

Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Laws To Protect Workers From AI Risks

The laws require employers to notify workers if AI is responsible for layoffs and ban employers from using AI to decide to fire someone.

New Map Predicts 2026-27 Winter Forecast: What It Means For CA Snow

The new seasonal outlook for December, January and February reflects a classic strong El Niño pattern.

Newsom Vetoes High-Speed Rail Oversight Bill Weeks After Scathing Audit Of Rail Agency

The measure would have allowed the Office of the Inspector General that oversees the high-speed rail authority to hire more trained staff.

State Considers Lifting Ban On Hunting Bobcats

Since the hunting ban, California's bobcat population has held steady over the last five years at more than 62,000 animals, CDFW said.