Major Heat Wave; 1,000-Kid Mall Brawl: SoCal In Brief

LOS ANGELES — As the weekend wraps, we've rounded up some of the stories you may have missed Saturday and Sunday to prepare you for Monday.

But before we jump into SoCal's other top stories: SoCal is in for a wide-reaching heat wave to kick off the week with forecasters expecting temps to surge well above normal in the mountains and valleys. The first two days of the workweek look hottest, and Los Angeles, Riverside and Orange counties will be under a heat advisory as afternoon highs climb into the mid-90s.

Excessive heat warnings or advisories have been issued for a wide swath of inland areas.

"Very hot conditions through the middle of the upcoming week, with heat peaking on Monday and Tuesday," NWS San Diego forecasters wrote Sunday. "Temperatures begin to moderate slightly on Wednesday, with cooling becoming more noticeable Thursday."

Some relief from the heat will arrive before long, and forecasters are also tracking monsoonal moisture due in the back half of the week, which could bring some showers and thunderstorms by Friday.

Catching up on other headlines from the weekend: Major road repairs are slated to get underway in Riverside County after Tropical Storm Hilary caused upwards of $100 million in damage, and the 10th bus of migrants sent from the Texas-Mexico border has arrived in Los Angeles.

Plus, two band members injured in the mass shooting at Cook's Corner are making strides in their recoveries, and El Segundo is preparing to celebrate the team that earned Los Angeles County its fourth Little League World Series win.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

Brawl Involving 1,000 Juveniles Breaks Out At Del Amo Fashion Center

Police from multiple cities were called in to quell the violence.

High Heat Returns To Southern California
The heat, combined with very low afternoon humidity, will create elevated fire weather conditions for the inland valleys.

California Wins Little League World Series 6-5 Over Curacao

Louis Lappe hit a walk-off homer and California beat Curacao 6-5 in the Little League World Series championship.

Tropical Storm Hilary Repairs Planned This Week In RivCo
Officials estimate the tropical storm caused upwards of $100 million in damage countywide.

10th Bus Of Migrants Arrives In LA From Texas
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has been orchestrating the trips.

Band Members In Cook's Corner Shooting On The Mend
Two members of the band that was performing when the shooting broke out shared an update on their recovery over the weekend.

El Segundo Wins Little League World Series On Walkoff Homer
El Segundo had to overcome multiple challenges en route to becoming the fourth LA County team to win the Little League World Series.

10 Arrested In Undercover Operation At East LA Nike Store
A sheriff's office task force worked with loss prevention to make the arrests and recover the stolen merchandise, officials said.

Settlement Near In LAUSD Sex Abuse Case Involving 14 Girls
Most of the alleged abuses took place in 2019, when the accused former teacher's assistant worked in the computer lab.

Teen Killed in 2-Vehicle, Hit-And-Run Crash in South LA
The occupants in the other vehicle fled the crash scene on foot, police said.