Orange juice sales in the U.S. are at the lowest level ever recorded, 680News business editor Richard Southern explains.

The forecast calls for clear skies with a high of 30 C but it will feel like 37 with the humidex.

The province’s Special Investigations Unit is called in after a police shooting in Newmarket. No police officers were injured in the incident. Also, a train carrying the remains of victims of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 arrived on Tuesday in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. The remains will be taken to the Netherlands.

No police officers were injured during the incident.

CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge with the challenges on George Street — the scene of a recent homicide and the site of rampant drug use.

The Malaysian Airlines victims, including a Canadian, were remembered at Queen’s Park with a moment of silence and Dutch officials provided an update on where the remains will be taken as investigators were permitted access to the scene Monday.

CityNews reporter Amanda Ferguson speaks with area residents who says they are demanding changes be made to make their neighbourhood safer.

The Star of David plus hateful anti-Muslim slurs were sprayed painted at the Jaffari mosque in Vaughan, which York Regional Police is investigating. Some speculated the tension may be because of the Jaffari’s plan to build a condo complex.

The City of Toronto celebrated the opening of new Woburn Park playgrounds on Monday. Mayor Rob Ford tested out the equipment by climbing the jungle gym with children.

Music reporter Rudy Blair spoke with Grammy Award-winner Scott Weiland about his new group, The Wildabouts, and upcoming album.

Watch as Mayor Rob Ford and Karen Stintz showed off their dance moves during a youth event at Yonge Dundas Square. Also Stintz, Olivia Chow, Sarah Thomson and David Soknacki danced at the Salsa on St. Clair festival.

Hot and sunny days today and Tuesday. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai updates the weather forecast for Toronto.

Here’s video from the scene on Jamestown Crescent in Etobicoke following a shooting just after midnight on Monday. His injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. Police are still looking for a suspect.

Grammy Award-winning band Train made an appearance in Toronto to promote their upcoming album Bulletproof Picasso. 680News music reporter Rudy Blair caught up with the band.

On the national edition of Entertainment City, Tim McGraw tells us his side of the story after a video surfaces allegedly showing him slapping a fan.