Moratorium Extended; DUI Murder; New Bay Area Team: Patch PM

NORTH BAY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties that people are talking about today:

• Find out when officials project temperatures will be at their worst.

• The Santa Cruz Seaweed, which began playing this season, is now the fourth Bay Area Pecos League team.

• However, PG&E said other emergency customer protections put in place during the pandemic have expired.

• Find out how high the temperatures are forecast to climb in Healdsburg.

• Find out how high the temperatures are forecast to climb in Benicia.

• One person was killed and three were wounded including two juveniles in a shooting at an illegal 4th of July fireworks show, police said.

• The Mill Valley location under consideration at 173 Throckmorton Ave. was formerly occupied by Mill Valley Beerworks.

• The checkpoint was held Friday at the intersection of Lincoln and Grand avenues from 6 to 11:30 p.m. according to police.

• The boy was identified by authorities as Myles Kawashima, a 17-year-old multi-sport athlete at Redwood High School.

• A man died after witnesses reported seeing a vehicle strike a pedestrian crossing the street, authorities said.

• Each tag includes instructions in English and Spanish.

• The fire’s severity was described as minor.

• One suspect was arrested in connection with a shooting Saturday, police said. Five people were wounded in a stabbing attack on Friday.

• The library's new operating hours went into effect Tuesday.

• Defendant Fernando Aguilera, 33, of Santa Rosa, was convicted Friday of Second-Degree Murder for the death of Rosa Lua.

• Sonoma County's net assessment has hit an all-time high of $101,756,932,176.00, an increase of 3.23 percent over last year.

• The County of Sonoma, in collaboration with the Russian River Confluence, will be launching the Russian River Revitalization project.

• Fairfield and Suisun Transit is holding three online meetings this week to talk about proposed changes to the bus service in Solano County.