Newly unsealed court filings describe cadaver bags and severed remains found in a Tesla tied to singer d4vd, and show prosecutors have named him a grand‑jury “target.”

Four Cascio siblings filed a federal suit in Los Angeles alleging decades‑long abuse and child sex trafficking and are asking a court to void a 2020 settlement.

A man was rescued from a backyard embankment in Sherman Oaks Thursday night after a fall; LAFD says he was taken to a hospital in grave condition.

LAFD posted an alert for a structure fire at 8151 N Yarmouth Avenue in Reseda; crews were dispatched and a map was attached.

A Viewpoint School teacher in Calabasas was arrested on felony charges after a student reported he took inappropriate photos on campus. The school says the employee was fired and investigators are seeking additional victims.

A 14-year-old suspect is in custody after a North Long Beach shooting left another teen critically wounded.

A 15-year-old and a 36-year-old were wounded while sitting in a car on Marionwood Drive in Del Rey. LAPD says no arrests have been announced and the investigation is active.

A former Soho Warehouse bartender alleges a supervisor drugged and raped her after a work outing and says HR dismissed her complaint; the LAPD is investigating.

The LA County Medical Examiner identified Jose Navarette, 56, as the man killed in a Compton hit-and-run. Deputies say the driver fled and no vehicle description is available.

A family incident in Santa Fe Springs left one adult dead and a juvenile injured; a juvenile suspect was arrested and police are investigating.

Homicide detectives responded after a late-night shooting on the 400 block of West Palmdale Boulevard that left one person dead. Investigators are asking witnesses to call the LASD Homicide Bureau or LA Crime Stoppers.

Testimony is winding down in the trial of a former Coachella substitute accused of online lewd acts and a separate sexual assault. Attorneys are expected to rest early next week at the Banning Justice Center.

The State Bar says Beverly Hills lawyer Paul Kiesel helped steer a “friendly” lawsuit tied to LADWP’s botched billing system and concealed material facts during settlement talks. The charges open a new disciplinary front in a long-running probe.