Woman Accused Of Kidnapping Facebook Date; Fatal Apartment Fire: NorCal In Brief

NORTHERN 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.

But before we jump into Northern California's top stories, residents should expect mild temperatures and a slight chance of rain this week, according to the National Weather Service.

"Weak cold front this morning and much better humidities today," NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Monday. "Otherwise, quiet through the week. Light rain chances for northern areas by the end of the week."

In other news, a 22-year-old man was killed, and two youths were injured in a fire at an East Bay apartment building, fire officials said.

A three-alarm fire at an apartment complex in the North Bay left about 30 people displaced and sent a firefighter to the hospital, officials said.

Remaining evacuation orders for the Keller Fire in the Oakland Hills were expected to be fully lifted Sunday night, officials said. Two homes were damaged and about a dozen were threatened at the height of the 5-alarm blaze.

A Bay Area woman who police say robbed a man she met on Facebook was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and robbery, police said. The woman had arranged to meet the victim for a date after a series of Facebook conversations.

More than 5,000 PG&E customers were impacted by a Public Safety Power Shutoff over the weekend, according to the utility's website. PG&E warned last week that up to 28,000 customers across several counties might need to have their power shut off for safety reasons.

Plus, Monday is the deadline for California voters to register to vote in the Nov. 5 election, Secretary of State Shirley Weber announced. Anyone who misses the deadline can still participate in same day voter registration through Election Day.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

1 Killed, 2 Injured In East Bay Apartment Fire

A 22-year-old man died and two youths were taken to the hospital, fire officials said.

1 Suffers Burns In Bay Area House Fire

One resident suffered burns when a fire broke out in a two-story single-family home, officials said.

About 30 Displaced By Apartment Fire In North Bay

The multi-unit building was declared uninhabitable and the American Red Cross was requested to assist the displaced residents.

Family, Dogs Displaced By Bay Area House Fire

All occupants were safely evacuated, including three dogs. They were being assisted by the American Red Cross.

Over 5K PG&E Customers Affected By Power Shutoff In Santa Clara Area

PG&E warned last week that up to 28,000 customers across several counties might need to have their power shut off for safety reasons.

Remaining Evacuation Orders To Be Lifted For Keller Fire In East Bay

Two homes were damaged and about a dozen were threatened at the height of the fire.

San Mateo Woman Kidnaps, Robs Facebook Date: Police

The woman had arranged to meet the victim for a date after a series of Facebook conversations, according to police.

18 CA Cities Have Most 'Kind-Hearted' Residents Nationwide: Survey

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CA Home To Nation's Most Expensive ZIP Codes, Report Finds

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California's Most Haunted: Some Of The Spookiest Places In The State

With Halloween around the corner, we're taking a closer look at some of the most haunted destinations in California.

Monday Is Deadline For CA Voters To Register For Nov. 5 Election

Anyone who misses the deadline can still participate in "same day" voter registration through Election Day.

These Are The Best Colleges And Universities In CA: Ranking

WalletHub released its 2025 college and university rankings, comparing more than 800 higher-education institutions in the country.