More Heat, Good Samaritan Killed, Bomb-Making Case: NorCal In Brief

SAN FRANCISCO — 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 Northern California’s top stories: After a rather toasty Mother's Day, the Bay Area can expect plenty of warmth throughout the week. San Francisco will stick to the high 60s, while San Jose will climb back into the high 80s by Tuesday. After a spate of morning fog over the weekend, clear skies should win out for at least the next few days.

Catching up on the weekend, San Francisco officials are warning of a new scam targeting people with lost pets, and Oakland teachers are one step closer to ending their strike. Plus, the Silicon Valley Water District is throwing its weight behind legislation to help more people living along Bay Area waterways to get inside.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

New Scam Targets Pet Owners: Animal Control

"Taking advantage of desperate pet guardians is contemptible."

Good Samaritan Killed In Bay Area Crash

The victim stopped to help another motorist who had been involved in a wreck.

CHP Helicopter Rescues Injured Hiker In Risky Maneuver: Video

The hiker fell from a rock outcropping in Alum Rock Park.

Yosemite Valley Expected To Flood This Week

California's massive snowpack is melting. Much of Yosemite Valley is closed, due to the likely flooding of the Merced River.

Striking Oakland Teachers Reach Tentative Agreements As Talks Continue

Teachers are seeking better pay, better facilities and new efforts to address homelessness and environmental issues.

Jaguar Transferred To San Francisco Zoo

The 11-year-old male jaguar which is the first to call the San Francisco Zoo home in 24 years had lived at the Sacramento Zoo since 2012.

Woman, 65, Dies In Crash On U.S. 101 Saturday Morning

The CHP is looking for witnesses to aid in the investigation, the California Highway Patrol said.

SF Woman Sentenced After Large Ammo Cache, Bomb-Making Supplies Seized

The investigation began after police noticed social media posts supporting Nazis and mass shootings.

4 Injured In Separate Oakland Shootings Saturday

Four shootings happened in just over an hour early Saturday. Detectives are still looking for leads in each case.

Silicon Valley Water District Sponsors Bill To Help Homeless

New state legislation would grant the water district more authority to assist people living along creeks and streams.

Belmont Police Search For Man's Identity

Police on Sunday posted photos of the man in an effort to reunite him with his family.