Big SoCal Cooldown + Rain Coming + Missing Plane Found: SoCal In Brief

LOS ANGELES, CA — 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 Southern California's top stories, the Golden State is in for a big cooldown to kick off May. After a toasty run of summerlike weather, SoCal will flip the script and see unseasonably chilly temperatures and rain for most of the workweek.

"A late season storm will push into the region Monday with little movement through Wednesday before departing the region by Friday," the National Weather Service wrote Sunday. "This pattern will support increasing rain and mountain snow chances Monday through Wednesday or Thursday. Isolated thunderstorms are possible later in this time period."

While forecasters are not expecting anything too significant by way of rain totals, some parts of SoCal could log close to a half-inch by late in the week. The National Weather Service notes San Diego typically sees just three days of rain in May, which it is likely to accomplish in just the first few days of the month.

Catching up on the weekend: Investigators in Los Angeles County are working to determine who left a newborn child for dead in the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area, and a man accused of hitting and killing a toddler while driving drunk last year will stand trial on a murder charge. Search teams located a small plane that went missing between Santa Monica and Van Nuys, and a Riverside massage therapist is accused of sexual assault.

Plus, new estimates suggest California could lose nearly $9.6 billion a year from future earthquake damage, including $3.3 billion in Los Angeles and Orange counties alone.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

Man Guilty of Killing 3 Boys After `Doorbell Ditch' Prank

A jury found a Temescal Valley man guilty of three counts of murder, and he faces life in prison without parole.

Newborn Found Dead in Whittier Narrows Park

Investigators believe the infant had been abandoned for approximately three hours before he was discovered.

LAFD Crews Find Missing Aircraft in Beverly Crest, Pilot Dead

The aircraft was reportedly traveling between the Santa Monica and Van Nuys airports when it went missing east of the San Diego Freeway.

Temp Workers Allege Harassment By Female Fender Guitar Colleagues

Four men who worked at Fender's Corona warehouse allege management did nothing about repeated sexual harassment.

Riverside Masseuse Arrested on Suspicion of Sexual Assault

Detectives believe there might be additional victims who sought treatment but have not yet come forward.

Murder Trial For Driver Accused Of Hitting Toddler In City Heights

Prosecutors allege the man's blood alcohol level was .206 when he hit and killed a toddler last year and left the scene.

Talks Continue As Hollywood Braces For Possible Writers Strike

Much of Hollywood has been on edge waiting to see whether the writers will walk out, potentially disrupting work on hundreds of productions.