Teachers Protest Musk | Wildfire Approaches Zoo | Man Shot Near School: SoCal In Brief

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — As we head into the new week, we've rounded up the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for Monday.

The biggest news in SoCal and the country this weekend was the tragic bombing of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, which killed one person and damaged numerous homes and buildings nearby. Police have identified a 25-year-old suspect who was found dead at the scene.

In other news, LAPD officers shot a man suspected of stabbing his wife to death in North Hollywood, close enough for nearby elementary school children to hear. The LAPD said the suspect ran toward officers with a knife, causing them to fatally shoot him in self-defense.

Here are some other stories you may have missed:

Wildfire Burns Near San Diego Safari Park, Mostly Contained
A wildfire that spread over hills in a rural area a few miles east of San Diego Zoo Safari Park was mostly contained, officials said.

Thousands Of Teachers Protest Outside SpaceX In Hawthorne
Thousands protested Musk's involvement in federal budget cuts threatening special education and meal programs.

Motorcyclist Killed In Crash On 405 Near Gardena
A motorcyclist killed in a multi-vehicle crash on the 405 near Gardena was publicly identified Saturday.

California Leaders React To Biden Cancer Diagnosis
California Democrats were joining national leaders in sending their thoughts to Joe Biden Sunday.

LA Congresswoman Attends Pope Leo's Inaugural Mass
An LA congresswoman was part of the official congressional delegation in Rome attending the first mass of the first American pope.

SD Sheriff's Office Directing Extra Patrols Of Fertility Clinics
The SDCSO sent out extra patrols near fertility centers Sunday following Saturday's deadly bombing of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs.

Metro D Line Subway Temporarily Closes
The entire D (Purple) Line subway was closed Saturday and will remain out of service for 70 days.

LA County Reopens Renovated Loma Alta Park In Altadena
LA County Saturday reopened Loma Alta Park, which was damaged in the Eaton Fire and underwent significant renovations.

Newsom Proposes Steep Cuts, Tax Credits To Hollywood: CalMatters
Newsom on Wednesday doubled down on his proposal to expand the state's investment in film and television tax credits.