2 Killed, 60 Displaced In Apartment Fire | Person Falls Off Cliff | Emergency Landing: NorCal In Brief

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — 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.

But before we jump into Northern California's top stories, residents should expect calm conditions to persist throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service. Additionally, temperatures will slowly cool through the weekend.

"Today begins a gradual cooling trend that will persist through the work week," NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Monday.

In other news, two people were killed and as many as 60 residents were displaced by a "suspicious" apartment complex fire; a person from rescued after a 50-foot fall from a cliff; a man was convicted of sexually assaulting a minor at a gym; a search was suspended for a missing swimmer; and a small plane made an emergency landing in a state park.

Plus, after years of working to restore students' attendance rates in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond announced that California is on track to cut chronic absenteeism by half in the next five years. To help districts meet that goal, the state Department of Education has issued a California Attendance Guide.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

2nd Body Recovered From 'Suspicious' San Rafael Apartment Complex Fire

As many as 60 residents were displaced by the fire, which police deemed suspicious.

Bay Area Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Minor At San Francisco Gym

Jian Feng Li, 52, was found guilty of felony forcible digital penetration, forcible sodomy and sexual battery, among other charges.

Bay Area Man Pleads Guilty To Sexual Exploitation Of Minor

Michael Rubino, 37, used his iPhone to record a video of himself engaging in sexually explicit conduct with a 17-year-old, prosecutors said.

Family Demands Accountability From Housing Nonprofit After Man Dies Following Eviction

George Encarnacion was pushing a shopping cart carrying his personal belongings mid-block across the street when he was hit, police said.

Parks Fire Held To 118 Acres, With Forward Progress Halted

The Parks Fire blackened more than 100 acres in just two hours, but crews made steady progress against the blaze with the help of air drops.

Person Rescued After 50-Foot Fall From San Francisco Cliff

The victim was taken to a trauma center with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Pickett Fire Now 11% Contained With 5,863 Acres Impacted: Officials

On Saturday, more than 1,200 personnel were battling the blaze in California's Napa Valley, according to officials.

Pickett Fire Reaches 6,500 Acres With Evacuation Orders In Place

Containment Sunday remained at 11 percent.

Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Wilder Ranch State Park

The plane lost power during a training flight over Scotts Valley, according to Cal Fire.

Search Suspended For Missing Swimmer At San Francisco's Aquatic Park

Rescue crews searched in the water and along the shore for about an hour.

4 CA Amusement Parks Among 20 Best In U.S. In New Ranking

Of 8 million listings, fewer than 1% achieve the "best of the best" milestone, according to TripAdvisor.

CA Bill Sparks Controversy Over Parental Rights, Child Safety

The bill was created to ensure children are cared for by an adult in the event their parents are detained or deported.

California Joins Effort To Cut Chronic Absenteeism In Half By 2030: EdSource

Tony Thurmond announced that California is on track to cut chronic absenteeism by half in the next five years.

'Cold Civil War': 5 Things To Know About CA’s Redistricting Special Election

California Democrats are pursuing a partisan midterms redistricting plan in response to Texas Republicans. Here's how and what's at stake.

If Texas Gerrymanders, Should CA Do The Same? Readers Weigh In

Here's what readers said about Newsom's plan for a power grab by redrawing its maps as a retaliatory move against Texas doing the same.

Menendez Brothers Denied Parole: 5 Things To Know

Prison infractions and gang ties did not sit well with parole board commissioners, and neither did the slaying of Kitty Menendez.

Newsom's National Profile Soars With Latest Trump Fight, But There Are Risks

In the national redistricting battle, Newsom is benefiting from a torrent of national media exposure.