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Missing Teen Identified in Singer D4vd’s Tesla

Authorities have identified the body discovered in singer D4vd’s abandoned Tesla as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, who had been missing since April 2024. The LAPD and Riverside County Sheriff’s Department are investigating the case as a homicide, though no suspects have been named and D4vd has not been implicated. The singer canceled a recent tour date amid mounting scrutiny.

Prosecutors Reveal Texts After Fatal Shooting of Charlie Kirk

Newly released court filings detail messages sent by accused gunman Tyler Robinson after the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors say Robinson admitted the act to his roommate, left a note under his keyboard, and later turned himself in alongside his parents. Authorities now plan to seek the death penalty, citing Robinson’s alleged targeting of Kirk over political expression.

Tropical Storm Mario Set to Drench Southern California This Week

Southern California is bracing for Tropical Storm Mario, which will bring heavy rain, lightning, strong winds, and muggy conditions from Sept. 17–19. The National Weather Service warns that Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties could see more than an inch of rain and a heightened risk of flooding and dry lightning — a particular concern during fire season. Residents are urged to clear brush and prepare for storm impacts before clearer, drier air returns over the weekend.

California Advances Bill Granting College Admissions Priority to Descendants of Slavery

California lawmakers have approved Assembly Bill 7, a measure that would allow universities to give admissions priority to students who can prove they are descendants of enslaved people in the U.S. Supporters say the bill aims to address systemic barriers and offer reparative justice, while remaining compliant with Proposition 209 and the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling against affirmative action. The proposal now awaits Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature to become law.

The Other Art Fair Returns to Santa Monica with Its Largest Showcase Yet

The Other Art Fair takes over Barker Hangar Sept. 25–28, bringing 150 independent artists, immersive installations, and wellness experiences like aura portraits and sound baths. Guests can also enjoy live performances, family activities, and opening night cocktails, all while exploring accessible contemporary art from around the globe.

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