SAN FRANCISCO, CA — As we head into the new work week, we’ve rounded up the stories you may have missed Saturday through Monday to prepare you for Tuesday.
But before we jump into Northern California’s top stories, residents should expect dry conditions to start off the work week before rain returns to the San Francisco Bay Area.
“Above normal temperatures and dry conditions today,” NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Monday. “Widespread rainfall returns tonight into Tuesday. Warming and drying trend kicks off Wednesday.”
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In other news, a body found off a Bay Area highway may be linked to a man’s abduction; a man was arrested after he attempted to rob a high school student at a bus depot; a driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after their truck struck another vehicle and then a house; two people were hospitalized after being assaulted; and a series of earthquakes rattled the Bay Area.
Also, the bodies of nine backcountry skiers who were killed in an avalanche near Lake Tahoe have been recovered, according to the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office. Dangerous weather conditions and continued snowfall delayed their recovery until operations could resume.
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Plus, state Sen. Scott Wiener will be joined by San Francisco supervisors on Monday to announce legislation to “break up” with PG&E. Some San Francisco residents and politicians have long held the idea that the city should dump PG&E and get its own publicly controlled power grid.
Here are some of the stories you may have missed:
2 Hospitalized After Assault By Group Of Men In San Francisco
Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the people of interest.
Atmospheric River Barrels Toward NorCal With Heavy Rain, Snow And Potential Flooding
The new system is targeting the state just days after another storm dumped significant snow in the mountains and rain at lower elevations.
Highway Reopens After Body Found Off Bay Area Highway
It wasn’t clear whether the discovery of the body might be connected to the disappearance of a San Joaquin County man.
Man Arrested In Attempted Robbery Of Teen At Bus Depot
The teen was able to free himself and call the police. He was treated at the scene for minor head pain, police said.
Man Struck With Metal Rod In Unprovoked Attack: Police
Devan King Sr. was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon not a firearm and booked into the San Mateo County Jail.
Man Suspected Of Multiple Burglaries, Attempted Burglaries Arrested
Brian Galban, 48, of Santa Rosa was booked on allegations of residential burglary, vehicle theft, and multiple related charges.
Sen. Wiener, Supervisors To Announced Legislation To ‘Break Up’ With PG&E
Public power in San Francisco already exists under CleanPowerSF through the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
Series Of Earthquakes Strikes Bay Area
An earthquake struck northern Sonoma County Saturday morning, followed by two smaller aftershocks.
Suspected DUI Driver Rams Into Car, House In Bay Area
Diocelina Palacio-Soriano, 37, was arrested and booked into jail on suspicion of DUI causing injury and child endangerment.
CA City Named Nation’s Toughest To Navigate, 4 Golden State Cities Make Dubious List
Four Southern California cities were ranked among the toughest to navigate, according to a new report.
CA Fast Food Giant To Close Hundreds Of Locations In 2026
The chain’s plan to close several hundred restaurants across the U.S. will impact stores across the country.
CA Hit With Two More Skier Deaths In Deadliest Week In Recent History
More than a dozen people have died this month while skiing on California’s mountains, according to officials and reports.
Bodies Of All 9 Victims Of Avalanche Recovered After Weather Forced Delay
Five were recovered on Friday, and the remaining four were recovered Saturday morning, according to the sheriff’s office.
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