Wildfire Evacuations; Officer-Involved Shooting; 1M Salmon Released

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

But before we jump into Northern California’s top stories: Fire weather is expected to continue Monday, with a Red Flag warning issued for higher elevation portions of the interior North Bay for much of Monday.

Windy, dry conditions are expected to continue through Monday, with gusts around 20-30 mph in the valleys and coasts and up to 50 mph in higher elevations.

It's the continuation of a weather pattern that fueled several fires across Northern California over the weekend, forced evacuations in Sonoma County and the Sacramento area.

Hundreds of people were evacuated and smoke from the fire is expected to continue impacting air quality across the region Monday.

Additionally, hundreds of students walked out of Stanford University's commencement Sunday in response to the university's response to pro-Palestinian protestors' demands.

The walkout followed months of student protests including two encampments and most recently, on June 5, an occupation the office of the school's president.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

1 Million Salmon Released In San Pablo Bay
State wildlife officials hope 1 million fall-run Chinook salmon will think of San Pablo Bay as home.

Afghan Man Threatened By Teen While Praying In Parking Lot: Police
A teen threatened a man who was praying in a parking lot in San Bruno Saturday, police said.

Marin County Fair Visitors Should Leave Their Cars At Home, Fair Says
Free buses, late trains and even bicycle valet service will be on a menu of transportation options at this year's far.

Woman Arrested On Murder Charge After San Mateo Shooting: Police
A woman accused of shooting a person in San Mateo has been arrested on a charge of murder, police said.

East Bay Parking-Lot Carjacker Shot By Officer: Police
A man who attempted a carjacking in the East Bay was shot by police Sunday morning, according to police.