2 Storms Coming | Migrants Released Onto Streets | Homes Slide

LOS ANGELES, 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.

But before we jump into Southern California's top stories, residents should be prepared for more scattered rain storms and mountain snow starting Monday into early Tuesday. Dry weather is expected to follow through the middle of the week before a colder storm system moves into the region on Friday, forecasters said.

"It's a very dynamic system with a lot of energy with it, so it will be an efficient rainfall producer across our area. Can't rule out some isolated thunderstorms as well though chances are better to the north closer to the cold core,” the weather service said.

In other news, hundreds of migrants who entered the country illegally were released onto San Diego County streets after funding ran out for the nonprofit center that was being used as a processing center. The latest bus loads were released in San Ysidro Saturday morning, according to county officials.

In Los Angeles County, homeowners in Brentwood reported signs of homes slipping down the hillside due to recent rains saturating the ground, causing land movement in the area. The Los Angeles Fire Department said no homes have been tagged and no injuries were reported.

At the SAG Awards this weekend, "Oppenheimer" took home the most awards of the night, including the top prize for cast in a Motion Picture.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

Parents of boys killed by Grossman take solace in her murder conviction: ‘We finally can move on’

Three years after Grossman sped through a Westlake Village crosswalk, hitting Nancy Iskander's two sons and killing them, jurors found Grossman guilty on all charges.

Hundreds of Migrants Released Onto San Diego County Streets

"it is a glaring symptom of a system failing to enforce the laws designed to safeguard our nation's borders," County officials said.

1 Killed, 6 Hospitalized In San Fernando Valley Pileup

The Vanowen Street crash involved six vehicles and a sheered hydrant. Three people were trapped in the wreckage.

Homeowners Report Homes Slipping On Brentwood Hillside

The Los Angeles Fire Department is investigating reports of land movement in the hills in Brentwood, officials said.

'Oppenheimer,' 'Succession' and 'The Bear' Dominate SAG Awards

"Oppenheimer" was the big winner of the night, taking home three trophies including top prize for Cast in a Motion Picture.

Dozens of Vote Centers to Open Saturday Across LA, Orange Counties

Nearly 150 voting centers are opening across Los Angeles and Orange County Saturday.

Suspect Pepper Sprays 63-Year-Old, Killing Him: LAPD

The LAPD is searching for a suspect who they believe pepper-sprayed a man on a Metro bus in Koreatown, leading to his death.

Showers Might Return To Riverside County On Monday

National Weather Service forecasters predict more rain could hit Riverside County twice this week, on Monday and Friday.

Pedestrian Struck, Killed On 1-5 Freeway In San Diego

The pedestrian was walking in traffic lanes on Interstate 5 late Friday night north of Old Town Avenue, authorities said.

7 Arrested During Palm Desert DUI Checkpoint

A total of 1,075 vehicles were stopped during the checkpoint, according to the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.

Woman Killed After Crashing Into Parked Semi-Truck In El Cajon

The woman died early Sunday morning when her pickup truck crashed into an unoccupied semi-trailer, El Cajon police said.