Rare Tornado Warning | More Rain In Forecast | Antisemitic Bullying

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA — As the weekend wraps up, 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 know that forecasters expect overcast skies and periods of light rain to continue through Wednesday as a weak system approaches the Central Coast.

"Technically Monday is a transition day, but that might not be obvious on the ground," NWS Bay Area forecasters wrote Monday.

"We are wrapping up a fourth day of rain showers triggered by a cold, Alaskan air mass," NWS Bay Area forecasters added. "Through the day, winds will begin to shift from northerly to southwesterly as an approaching low pressure system in the Pacific becomes the dominant feature. Unfortunately, this looks like it will be a seamless baton pass between the two weather systems, and we won't get much of a break from overcast skies and some light rain showers."

A frost advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Monday for the Sonoma coastal range, North Bay interior mountains and North Bay interior valleys.

Temperatures as low as 35 degrees will result in frost formation, according to the NWS. Forecasters advised residents to protect people, pets, plants and pipes from the cold.

In other news, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado Saturday triggered the first Bay Area tornado warning since 2011, according to the NWS. Despite indications seen on radar, the NWS was unable to confirm that a tornado touched down.

An apartment complex fire sent a family to the hospital and displaced others in Santa Clara County. Residents of the building were found temporary housing with the help of the Red Cross and apartment management.

A pedestrian was killed by a hit-and-run driver in the North Bay. Police said the deadly crash was the first fatal traffic collision in Vallejo in 2024.

Protestors calling for a Gaza cease-fire said San Francisco police used pepper spray and batons on pro-Palestinian marchers outside the Israeli consulate Saturday.

Two Jewish civil rights organizations filed a federal civil rights complaint against Berkeley Unified on behalf of Jewish families, charging that their children have been "subjected to severe and persistent harassment and discrimination" since the escalating conflict between Israel and Gaza began in October.

Plus, a California-based company recalled chicken soup dumplings sold at Trader Joe's locations nationwide because the product may contain bits of hard plastic from a permanent marker, according to an announcement.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

1 Injured In Structure Fire In San Jose

The cause of the fire is being investigated.

Complaint Charges Berkeley Unified Tolerates Antisemitism

This is the second federal civil rights complaint against a Bay Area school district for teacher-organized protests over the conflict.

Family Sent To Hospital After Apartment Fire In Mountain View

Residents of the building were found temporary housing with the help of the Red Cross and apartment management.

Frost Advisory Extended For North Bay

Temperatures as low as 35 degrees will result in frost formation, according to the NWS.

Gaza Protest Organizers Say Police Assaulted Peaceful Marchers

Protestors calling for a Gaza cease-fire said San Francisco police used pepper spray and batons on pro-Palestinian marchers.

Man Fatally Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Vallejo

Police said this is the first fatal traffic collision in Vallejo in 2024.

Rare Bay Area Tornado Warning Was First In 13 Years: NWS

A severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado Saturday triggered the first Bay Area tornado warning since 2011, according to the NWS.

4 CA Cities Among Top 10 Happiest In U.S.: Report

WalletHub released its 2024 rankings of the happiest cities in America. One California city landed at the top of the list.

$150K Income Is 'Lower Middle Class' In These CA Cities

Personal finance website GOBankingRates cited the high cost of housing, childcare and transportation as contributing factors.

CA Has More Michelin-Starred Restaurants Than Any Other State

The Golden State also boasts three of the most expensive two or three-starred restaurants.

Meteorological Spring Begins: How El Niño Could Impact Temps In CA

Spring has begun in the meteorological sense, but winter is not going down without a fight. Here's what to expect in California.

Prop 1: Voters To Decide $6.38 Billion Mental Health Bond Measure

Proposition 1 is a two-pronged measure backed heavily by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Trader Joe's Recalls Chicken Dumplings Containing Bits Of Plastic

The dumplings were shipped to Trader Joe's locations nationwide and may contain pieces of plastic from a permanent marker, officials said.