Proud Boys Menace Storytime; Bystander Among 3 Shot | NorCal In Brief

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — As the weekend wraps up, we've rounded up all the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for Monday.

The North Bay Area got a few sprinkles of rain Sunday afternoon, but only trace amounts of rainfall fell. Winds are expected to pick up again in the Northern California valleys, creating elevated fire conditions going into the week.

But before we jump into the Golden State's top stories, Northern Californians should know that as thousands marched in protest of gun violence across the state, senators announced a bipartisan deal for gun reform, including extended background checks and funding for states' red flag laws and mental health programs for youths.

Also on Sunday, a California legislator and member of the House committee investigating the Capitol riot made national headlines when he called on the Justice Department to consider an unprecedented criminal indictment against former President Donald Trump for seeking to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

In the Bay Area, authorities are investigating members of the Proud Boys for a potential hate crime after they allegedly disrupted and menaced an LGBTQ story-time event for children at an Alameda County Library.

From a wild hit-and-run crash to a possible free-floating black hole discovered by UC Berkeley astronomers — here are some of the Northern California stories you may have missed over the weekend.

Proud Boys Menace Children's Drag Queen Story Time: ACSD

According to Alameda County Sheriff's officials, men reportedly linked to the Proud Boys disrupted an LGBTQ library event for children.

Driver Hits Pedestrian, Vehicle, Pole And Attacks Witness: Petaluma PD

According to police, another driver struck in the crash then fled the scene, causing a collision with two other uninvolved vehicles.

Armed Suspect In Ill-Fated Water Escape Identified: Petaluma Police

A 42-year-old San Diego man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats outside a Petaluma eatery.

Son Of Steve Sax Among 5 Marines Killed: 'He Was My Hero'

The former Dodger and Oakland Athletics All-Star described his son's life-long dream of becoming a pilot and thanked the community for an outpouring of support Sunday.

Bystander Who Intervened In Domestic Dispute Among 3 Shot In San Jose

It started with an argument between a man and woman in a parking lot. The man killed a bystander, the woman and himself, police believe.

Arson Suspected In Napa County Gas Station Fire

A man was arrested on suspicion of arson at a Chevron station in Napa Valley.

Bay Area Teen Struck By Car, Severely Injured Trying To Cross 101

A teenage boy was struck by a car and severely injured while trying to cross U.S. Highway 101 in South San Francisco.

Berkeley UC Astronomers Discover Free-Floating Black Hole

Berkeley scientists may have identified a free-floating black hole roaming the galaxy about 2,200 to 6,200 light years away.

North Bay Congressman Mike Thompson Praises Gun Legislation Deal

Senators announced a bipartisan deal on a limited set of gun safety measures enhanced background checks and funding for red flag laws.

Dogs Attack Mail Carriers In California More Than Any Other State

Last year, mail carriers were bit 656 times in California, making the Golden State the most dangerous place for the postal service.

Witnesses To Start Of Tower Incident Brush Fire Sought

CAL Fire officials are asking anyone who may have information about San Mateo County's 29-acre brush fire to come forward.

Pacifica Elementary School Investigates Juvenile With A Knife Report

A school in Pacifica was briefly placed on "secure campus" status on after reports that a teenager was armed with a knife.

AC Transit To Make Service Changes On Several Bus Lines

Alameda-Contra Costa Transit bus service will change for several lines starting Sunday.

Man Arrested In San Mateo Amid Assault With Coffee Cup

Deputies located a victim suffering from lacerations and abrasions to his face.

Woman Parole Accused Of Carrying Firearm In Watsonville

The woman was arrested on suspicion of being a felon in possession of an assault weapon.

California Needs To Step Up Funding For Voter Education And Outreach

Primary elections are notorious for low voter turnout, and California's primary on Tuesday is expected to yield some historic lows.

Pacifica Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Indecent Exposure

A man was accused of exposing himself to customers at a business in Pacifica.

Solano County Gets Excessive Heat Warning

An excessive heat warning remains in effect for parts of Solano County and will expire Saturday evening.

PG&E Pleads Not Guilty In deadly 2020 California Wildfire

PG&E pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the Zogg Fire even as a forestry report criticizes PG&E's role in the Dixie Fire.