Syrian Refugee Reacts To President Trump's Decision To Attack Syria Militarily
"People leave their houses and have no idea if they will go back alive," the woman told KCAL9's Andrea Fujii.
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"People leave their houses and have no idea if they will go back alive," the woman told KCAL9's Andrea Fujii.
"The White Helmets" was nominated for an Oscar for Best Documentary Short.
A reporter tells KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO the arrest could have a big impact on local politics in both Northern and Southern California.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to welcome Syrian and other refugees fleeing persecution to a "new, peaceful and productive life in Los Angeles County."
Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Corona) is cheering the passage of a bill he cosponsored to suspend the Obama administration's Middle Eastern refugee resettlement program until safeguards can be put into place.
As the debate continues over Syrian refugees finding asylum in the United States, two such refugees, living locally, say they are worried after a number of governors said they will not let any more into their states.
California Gov. Jerry Brown says he'll work closely with President Barack Obama to ensure any Syrian refugees coming to California are "fully vetted in a sophisticated and utterly reliable way."
Congressman Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) is advocating for the United States to speed up immigration for 20,000 Syrians.
Demonstrators were protesting US involvement in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and even Venezuela.
A Southern California man previously charged with passport fraud now faces more serious terrorism-related charges.
A Southland lawmaker is calling for President Obama to seek Congressional authorization for any expanded military effort to confront violent Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
A video posted to social media Tuesday claimed to show the beheading of an American journalist by the terrorist group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, who have been the targets of US airstrikes in Iraq over recent weeks.
A National Guard reservist has been arrested at the U.S-Canada border in Washington for allegedly trying to aid al-Qaida in a plot to attack a Southland subway.
The FBI Tuesday is investigating two Los Angeles gang members who have traveled overseas to fight in Syria.
President Barack Obama took a rare opportunity to relax and play golf Saturday in a sprawling estate right outside Palm Springs after spending Friday in meetings with California leaders on drought and with Jordan's King to discuss issues concerning the Middle East.
A Garden Grove security guard pleaded guilty Friday to a federal terrorism charge for planning to fly to Pakistan and provide weapons training to members of al-Qaida.
For Anas Makhlouf and his Syrian national team, even the so-called home games in Asian Cup qualifying are played a long way from the fans who desperately want them to win so they've got something to celebrate amid a bloody civil war.
The chief of the Los Angeles Police Department was set Thursday to meet with Muslim community leaders.
The President's proposed attack and the deaths of hundreds of innocent people is bringing up painful memories for the families who lost loved ones in the attacks of 9/11. CBS2's Suraya Fadel spoke with one family about what this means to them on the eve of that deadly anniversary.
Demonstrators gathered in Hollywood Sunday to protest a possible military strike on Syria.
The debate over what the US should do about the Syrian government continues to rage and heat up.
President Barack Obama has canceled a planned trip to Los Angeles scheduled for next week, officials said Friday.
A Southland lawmaker sought feedback from constituents Tuesday on proposed U.S. military intervention in the crisis in Syria.
While demonstrators took to downtown streets in Los Angeles Saturday, locals, politicians and Syrian expats, debated what the United States should do in the civil war-torn country.
Protestors defended Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and questioned the assertion his government is responsible for the August 21 attack on its people.
