HIALEAH, Fla. – A gunman shot and killed his wife outside a South Florida restaurant where she worked, then targeted women inside and killed three others before committing suicide, police said Monday.

Police said 38-year-old Gerardo Regalado bypassed at least two men when he fired at the women inside. Three women were hospitalized in critical condition, Hialeah police Detective Eddie Rodriguez said.

“He went straight for the women,” Rodriguez said.

Regalado is the half brother of former baseball star Orlando “El Duque” Hernandez.

The shooting began Sunday night in a parking lot outside the Yoyito Restaurant in Hialeah, where Regalado of Coral Gables was seen arguing with Liazan Molina, Rodriguez said. According to Florida marriage records, the couple married in 2007.

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LOS ANGELES – The haze is lifting in Los Angeles.

Not the city’s infamous smog or the morning fog that rolls in from the Pacific Ocean.

The haze was stoked by the hundreds of medical marijuana dispensaries that proliferated in recent years, flooding the fledgling industry with cash and high-grade pot known as “kush.”

Many of those pot shops began closing Monday, as a new ordinance took effect to help the city keep track of the businesses while pushing them toward industrial areas and away from schools and other public gathering places.

Across the city, disgruntled dispensary owners were shutting their doors in fear that they could face civil fines or criminal charges.

City officials believe the new law will slash the number of collectives to somewhere between 70 and 130 while providing stricter guidelines for the ones that remain.

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HARRISONVILLE, Mo. – A 49-year-old man who fathered four children with one of his daughters, including one who died after not receiving medical treatment after becoming ill, was sentenced Monday to spend the rest of his life in prison.

The man, whom The Associated Press is not identifying to protect the identity of his victims, shrugged and shook his head when asked by Cass County Circuit Court Judge Jacqueline Cook if he had anything to say, then stood motionless as she read her sentence.

“No sentence I can impose will correct or take away the harm you have done,” Cook said. “I see no reason not to follow the jury’s recommendation.”

The man was convicted in April of all charges against him, including second-degree murder, second-degree rape, two counts of incest and two counts of abandonment of a corpse. The jury recommended the maximum sentence on each count, including life in prison for the murder charge. He was sentenced to another 22 years in prison for the other charges.

Three of the four children the man had with his daughter died, including one who fell off a couch, one who got sick and didn’t get proper medical attention, and one who was stillborn. The murder charge stemmed from the death of the child who died after falling ill.

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