The intersection of Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street West is fully closed in all directions for two weeks for TTC construction. TTC spokesperson Brad Ross spoke about the project and why it is necessary.

TTC spokesperson Brad Ross told CityNews that a bus driver who was caught on video running a red light and nearly striking a pedestrian in Scarborough last week is no longer with the commission.

Jim Vanderberg, 57, of Toronto is facing nine charges in connection with a child pornography investigation. Police allege the man was using fake user names and email addresses. A photo of the accused was released and Det.-Const. Scott McQuoid updated the case.

A woman is in critical condition after she was pulled from a third-floor apartment fire in Newmarket on Monday. Const. Andy Pattenden updated the investigation.

Seth Rogen spoke with Entertainment City after he won the comedy directing award at the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. He also discussed his mother’s reaction to his new film ‘The Interview’.

On the national edition of Entertainment City, we take a look at the who’s who of superheroes as they unite for Comic-Con, and the new Hunger Games trailer.

680News business editor Richard Southern with the day’s top business headlines, including signs the golf industry is slipping, and a news study shows the majority of workers do not earn as much as they would like.

Going to feel fall-like later today with a high of 20 C.

Thunderstorms pound Toronto, GTA, and a UFO sighting in Toronto sweeps social media.

Following a severe thunderstorm warning for Toronto and the GTA, CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge says some cars were submerged after locallized flooding in parts of the city.

CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt was at both rallies and spoke to some of the protesters.

CityNews reporter Tracy Tong says the mayoral candidates are planning to keep up their frantic pace.

Ali Shahi’s father says his son has a history of depression and gambling problems.

Protesters came in from all over the GTA to voice their concerns over the continuing crisis in Gaza.

Hundreds of Palestinian and Israeli supporters have gathered at Queen’s Park in Toronto on Saturday, with each side on opposite ends. CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt is there.