Taco Bell’s Mountain Dew Baja Blast Gelato made its nationwide debut Tuesday as part of the company’s “Bajaversary,” a celebration of its signature tropical soda.

The tropical lime-flavored treat is available exclusively for Taco Bell rewards members who order through the app.

Last summer, Taco Bell tested the frozen treat at its location in Irvine.

“This is the first time we are releasing a gelato, and we are so excited to hear how fans enjoy the sweet and creamy indulgence,” Liz Matthews, global chief food innovation officer at Taco Bell, said previously in a statement.

Those interested in Taco Bell’s rewards program can sign up here.

A chain of good samaritans saved three abandoned puppies from a dumpster in San Dimas on Sunday.

The rescue began when a local employee went outside for a break and heard puppies crying. He traced the sound to a nearby business complex on the 900 block of N. Cataract Ave. and pulled three starving German Shepherds from the dumpster.

This employee alerted his business owner, who then posted to a Facebook group called “Lost and Found pets of La Verne and San Dimas.”

Carolyn Castro, an admin for the group, picked up the dogs from the employee and brought them to get medical attention. She told KTLA she’s working with the rescue Big Dog Haven to help nurse the puppies back to health and assist in getting them adopted.

Castro also said she plans to go back to the San Dimas business complex and see if there is any available surveillance video that may have captured who dumped the puppies.

Family and friends held a vigil Monday night at the sight where a beloved woman was hit and killed in a Carson intersection over the weekend. 

Authorities say she was crossing the street at Del Amo and Tillman around 6 p.m. Saturday when a driver hit her and sped away.

The family of the victim does not want to identify her at this time but said she was a loving mother, grandmother, and auntie and worked for the L.A. County courts for decades.

Loved ones and community members told KTLA’s Jennifer McGraw their hearts are broken, and they are now dealing with their loss and anger that the driver never stopped and kept going.

“It’s sad, it’s very sad. I hate that something like this happened,” said Kenneth Carnes, a resident who lives just a couple of blocks from this latest incident. 

Carnes lives on the other side of Del Amo and says it’s a dangerous stretch of roadway.

“It has happened. Like I said, a lady got killed here and sacrificed herself for her little grandkids– and she got killed right here,” said Carnes. “Every once in a while, you can see flowers here where she died.”

Mayor Luna Davis says these deadly scenes in her city need to stop.

“We’re upset because that could’ve happened to anyone and we’re concerned,” said Mayor Davis. “I know there’s a timer there, I had just crossed two hours prior to her being hit.”

The mayor has a message for the driver who hit and killed the woman and kept driving.

“I’m really reaching out to the person who hit her saying turn yourself in and let this family have some peace because it’s not fair that she was taken suddenly, leaving what should’ve been a joyful occasion, and now her life is gone.”

Mayor Davis says the woman was in the right and had ample time to cross the street.

Anyone with information related to this investigation is urged to contact the sheriff’s department.