Man Hanging From Cliff Rescued + 6 Dead, 2 Missing After Boat Capsizes + Bay Area Quake: 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 know the forecast for Monday for the greater San Francisco Bay Area calls for mostly sunny skies with some cloud cover during the morning, before skies gradually clear, according to the National Weather Service.

"Quiet weather on tap for the upcoming week, with the return of coastal clouds and potential for overnight fog," NWS San Francisco forecasters wrote Sunday. "Temperatures gradually return to near seasonal averages, especially for inland areas."

In other news, multiple Bay Area leaders decried U.S. strikes on Iran. Local and state authorities were monitoring for potential fallout after the U.S. military bombed three nuclear sites in the Middle Eastern country.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said state officials were on alert.

"Following the President's action in Iran, California's State Threat Assessment Center is actively monitoring for any potential impacts in California," Newsom said in a post on X. "While there are no specific or credible counter threats we are aware of at this time, we urge everyone to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity."

Also, crews rescued a man hanging from a cliff; six people were dead and two were missing after a boat capsized; a man was arrested for exposing himself on a bus; and an earthquake rattled parts of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

1 Dead, Suspect In Custody After San Francisco Shooting

A man was arrested Saturday after a fatal shooting in San Francisco's Bayview District, police said.

6 Dead, 2 Missing After Boat Capsized On Lake Tahoe: Authorities

Two survivors were rescued and taken to a hospital, authorities said.

Crews Contain 75-Acre Brush Fire In Alameda County

The fire broke out just north of Interstate Highway 580, near Altamont Pass and West Grant Line Road.

Earthquake Rattles Parts Of San Francisco Bay Area

The quake was reported Sunday afternoon. Did you feel it?

Fire Contained At Santa Cruz Restaurant

Firefighters determined the fire was located in the kitchen and quickly extinguished the flames with support from backup crews.

Man Hanging From Cliff Rescued In San Francisco

Crews reached the man and set up a rope rescue to bring him back up to safety.

Man Shot In Downtown Stockton

Police said he was taken to a hospital.

Man Who Exposed Himself On Bus Arrested, Sheriff's Office Says

The suspect was booked into jail on suspicion of indecent exposure, battery, and an outstanding warrant for burglary.

Missing 9-Year-Old Found, Reunited With Family: Danville Police

The child was missing for over 12 hours but has been found, police said.

Multiple Bay Area Leaders Decry U.S. Strikes On Iran

Multiple Bay Area leaders decried U.S. strikes on Iran on Saturday over social media and from their offices.

7 CA Beaches Named Among Nation's Best 'Hidden Gems'

Frugal Flyer surveyed travelers to discover the top "hidden gem" beaches in the country. Three Golden State beaches ranked among the top 10.

Lemonade Stands Still A Neighborhood Summer Staple In California: What To Know

Lemonade stands are "backyard" business schools and an example of capitalism in its purest form. But are they legal in your neighborhood?

New CA Bill Would Penalize Police Who Cover Their Faces

All law enforcement officers who cover their faces while on duty could face a misdemeanor charge under a newly proposed law.

Renters Are Taking Over CA Suburbs, New Study Finds

A new study from Point2Homes showed that 203 suburbs across the country's 20 largest metros now have more renters than homeowners.

These Are The Best Cities To Retire In CA: Report

A report from Retirement Living looked at the best places to retire in the Golden State.

Very Low-Flying NASA Planes To Buzz Power Plants, Spiral Above CA Cities

Californians shouldn't be alarmed when they see very low-flying planes doing unusual maneuvers this summer, NASA says.