Coyote Attacks Toddler; Mass Overdose | SoCal In Brief

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, Golden State residents should know that lawmakers — some newly elected — will convene in Sacramento for a special session on Monday to price gouging weigh penalties for oil companies.

"Every Californian deserves to know why we were being fleeced at the pump even as gas prices declined across the country and crude oil prices were going down," Newsom wrote in a statement.

Read more about that here.

From a coyote that attacked a toddler to a man who fell to his death at Disneyland — here are some the stories you may have missed this weekend.

Man Killed, 3 Injured At Mass Overdose Inside Moreno Valley Home

One man died as paramedics rushed three men with non-life-threatening injuries, to a hospital, he said.

Coyote Attacks Toddler Outside Woodland Hills Home: Report

"I heard her screaming and crying...": A father was able to snatch his daughter away from a coyote after it tried to drag her away.

OC School Principal Jumps To His Death At Disneyland

A 51-year-old resident of Westminster was found dead after reports that someone fell from the Mickey & Friends parking structure.

RivCo Sees Slight Decrease In COVID Hospitalizations

The number of people hospitalized with a coronavirus infection in Riverside County decreased by seven people to 210.

CA Lawmakers Weigh Price Gouging Penalties On Oil Companies

Gov. Gavin Newsom said he is focused on holding oil companies accountable for an "unexplained" spike in gas prices.

Orange County Seeing Seasonal Rise In Coronavirus Numbers

The number of coronavirus patients at Orange County hospitals has decreased by four to 299.

Penn State To Face Utah In Rose Bowl

Penn State will be the Big Ten representative in the Rose Bowl Jan. 2, facing Pac-12 champion Utah.

Light Rain Showers Predicted For San Diego County

A broad trough was expected to remain in place along the West Coast much of this week.

COVID-19 Cases On the Rise, Even Before Likely Thanksgiving Bump

As of Saturday, 33 COVID-positive patients were being treated in intensive care, an increase of three from the previous day.

Judge Says Wife, Daughter Of Teacher Can Be Deposed In Abuse Case

An adult woman said that she was sexually abused by an English teacher while in high school.

More Than 450 Guns Acquired In LA Buy Back

People received $100 gift cards for turning in handguns, shotguns and rifles and $200 gift cards for ghost guns and assault weapons.

Man Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Vehicle In Long Beach

The vehicle left the area, near Second Street by Appian Way, prior to officers' arrival, police said.