Month-Old Baby Killed; Teen On Life Support; Fires: 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.

The sweltering heat continues around NorCal, with some areas inland expected to soar up to 110 degrees. An Excessive Heat Warning has been issued for much of the region throughout the week. The heat has resulted in more fires, including another wildfire in eastern Alameda County. A house fire broke out in Santa Rosa, but luckily everyone was saved, including the dog. This was just one dog rescue in the Bay: a poodle mix and their owner were rescued by firefighters while trapped in a precarious spot on a San Francisco cliff. And in other good news, a missing baby that caused an Amber Alert was found.

Here are some other stories you may have missed:

Stockton Parents Arrested In Death Of Month-Old Baby
Robert Meyer Sr., 23, and Sareya Sexton, 23, were accused of homicide and felony child abuse, police said in a Facebook post.

State & Cities Take Action On Illegal Fireworks
Unofficial fireworks are illegal in many Bay Area communities, so why do they fill the skies on the Fourth of July holiday?

2 Teenagers Wounded In Shooting That Leaves 1 On Life Support
The victims were 17 and 18 and both from Pleasanton, according to police.

Bicyclist Found With 2 Guns, Knives, Metal Knuckles
The rider also had 14.25 grams of suspected methamphetamine, a scale and packaging consistent with narcotics, police said.

Small Earthquake Hits Concord
The quake was reported early Sunday.

Doggy Pride Parade Celebrated In Berkeley
Dogs of all shapes and sizes expressed their pride at Berkeley Humane Sunday.