Rain Lingers; HS Athlete Killed; Border Meth Bust: SoCal In Brief

LOS ANGELES — 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, June gloom is sticking around for the moment, and forecasters expect a cool, showery pattern will linger through Monday. Some clouds and fog will stick around this week courtesy of a persistent low-pressure system that has set up over SoCal. A slight warming trend should send temps a couple of degrees higher as the week progresses.

Catching up on the weekend: A drug-sniffing dog led investigators to a huge trove of drugs inside a vegetable truck at a Calexico crossing, and a star high school athlete was killed in a shooting Saturday in South Los Angeles. Seven children and an adult were rushed to the hospital after their vehicle fell 50 feet on Sunday, and a massive fire at a construction site drew dozens of firefighters to San Gabriel.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

Drug Dog Finds 1 Ton Of Meth Inside Big Rig At CA Border
Customs officials said the dog led them to more than $4 million worth of meth at a border checkpoint on Saturday.

Crenshaw Basketball Star Killed In Shooting
Police said a 16-year-old star athlete was shot to death late Saturday in South Los Angeles.

High-Speed Motorcycle Chase Leads To CHP Crash In La Puente
Two patrol cars collided while chasing a speeding motorcycle on Saturday afternoon.

Armed Men Rob Brinks Truck In South LA
Police said three masked men robbed an armored truck at gunpoint in Hyde Park over the weekend, escaping with at least $15,000.

8 Injured After Car Plunges 50 Feet In Beaumont
Medics said one adult and seven juveniles were injured Sunday morning after a car left the road.

Man Dead, 2 Teens Injured In Suspected Gang Shooting In Azusa
Police said several people approached the trio and opened fire in front of an apartment complex on Saturday.

4-Alarm Blaze Under Control In San Gabriel
Nearly 100 firefighters battled a four-alarm fire Sunday morning at a construction site in San Gabriel.

Hollywood Parade Caps 3-Day LA Pride Celebration
Mariah Carey, Janelle Monáe and Megan The Stallion lent their talents to the three-day celebration in Los Angeles.