Singer D4vd reportedly identified as suspect in death of teen found in Tesla

In San Francisco, an increasing number of Latinos engaged in physically demanding jobs are relying on supplements for joint and bone pain relief, despite warnings from the FDA. One such supplement, Artri Ajo King, has gained popularity among users like Gloria Caballero, who began taking it for knee pain. The FDA's cautions regarding this natural remedy do not seem to be reaching this community effectively.

The LAPD has identified singer D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, as a suspect in the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas. Rivas was found deceased in D4vd's Tesla in September. The investigation is ongoing, and D4vd has not yet been taken into custody. This development raises serious concerns regarding the circumstances surrounding the teen's death and the implications for D4vd's career.

A man accused of igniting a deadly wildfire in Los Angeles in January has been ordered to remain in jail while awaiting trial. The decision was made by a judge, emphasizing the seriousness of the charges against him.

A powerful atmospheric river weather system has swept through California, resulting in at least seven fatalities, including a seven-year-old girl. The girl was tragically swept into the ocean by waves estimated to be up to 20 feet high at a state beach. Her father, Yuji Hu, aged 39 from Calgary, Alberta, died while attempting to rescue her. The storm has also caused lingering thunderstorms, raising concerns about potential mudslides in areas around Los Angeles that have recently experienced wildfires.

A major storm over the weekend has resulted in one of the wettest Novembers in decades for downtown Los Angeles. The National Weather Service has indicated that additional rain is expected on Monday, following the significant precipitation that has already occurred. This weather pattern highlights the increasing frequency of heavy rainfall events in the region, which may have implications for local infrastructure and emergency preparedness.