On Election Day, as millions of Californians went to the polls, federal agents stormed through at least ten neighborhoods across Southern California in one of the most aggressive immigration enforcement
Zohran Mamdani’s decisive victory in New York City on Tuesday is a wake-up call to the political establishment across the country, and it’s reverberating in Los Angeles among Angelenos who
Hundreds of students at Venice High School marched out of class Tuesday afternoon to protest immigration enforcement and demand stronger protections for their classmates and families. Around 12:35 p.m., the
Los Angeles leaders are facing new pressure to confront the city’s human trafficking crisis after a detailed New York Times report exposed how children as young as twelve are being
Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto has asked the City Council to approve more than $12 million in new spending on outside law firms, including $850,000 to continue fighting
California’s experiment with e-bike vouchers was supposed to help low-income residents access clean, affordable transportation. Instead, as reported by the San Diego Union Tribune this week, the program ended quietly
