Cal Poly Pomona graduate released after immigration arrest in downtown L.A.
Andrea Guadalupe Velez, a U.S. citizen, was released from a federal detention center two days after immigration agents arrested her in downtown Los Angeles.
Police arrest suspect who shot officer near Santa Monica Place
Police said around 3 p.m. that "Santa Monica Place has been cleared" and orders to shelter in place were lifted throughout the downtown area, but that the suspect remains at large.
LA-area vice mayor faces backlash for social media video calling on gang members to stand up to ICE
Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez is facing backlash after she allegedly posted a video on her social media accounts, calling on local gang members to reclaim city streets as immigration operations continue across Los Angeles.
Marine battalion trained, set for deployment at L.A. protests by Friday, DOD says
The Department of Defense said the 700 Marines from Twentynine Palms will protect federal agents and property with the California National Guard.
LA County union workers arrested after interrupting Board of Supervisors meeting
Tensions over a recent contract battle between LA County and its workers spilled onto the Board of Supervisors meeting after several union members were arrested at Tuesday's meeting.
Fresno leaders criticize California's decision to let transgender athlete compete in state championship
Local leaders from Fresno County lashed out at state Democrats and Gov. Newsom for allowing a transgender athlete to compete in the state championship for track.
4-year-old girl fighting for life at Children's Hospital Los Angeles facing deportation order
The family of a four-year-girl currently fighting for her life at Children's Hospital Los Angeles is now facing a deportation order as they hope to stay in the country and continue receiving treatment.
LA City Council approves minimum wage raise for airport and hotel workers
The LA tourism board said businesses could lose $2.3 billion once the minimum wage for airport and hotel workers rises to $30 an hour.
LA City Council approves $13.9 billion budget that reduces layoffs to 600
The LA City Council approved a revised budget to close its deficit, which also reduced layoffs from roughly 1,600 to about 600.
Producer says DHS considering reality game show for citizenship
The producer who pitched the show to the Department of Homeland Security said it would shorten the citizenship process "one lucky person of America's choosing."
Immigration crackdown dampen moods for graduating international students at USC
Thousands are celebrating a significant day in their young lives, but some international students at USC are concerned about their lives after graduation.
AB 379 passes committee despite opposition from progressive Democrats
Democrats and Republicans have argued for weeks at the state capitol over how to punish people who pay 16 and 17-year-olds for sex.
Security cameras capture bear roaming through Burbank neighborhood
Security cameras captured a very large, unwanted guest making regular visits in a Burbank neighborhood.
Port of Long Beach expects roughly 40% drop in traffic as Trump's tariffs continue
A report from the LA County Economic Development Corporation said the tariffs threaten $500 billion in revenue for the region and put 2 million local workers at risk.
LA Mayor Karen Bass to deliver State of the City address
From the deadly fires, a historic Hollywood production slump and a budget crisis, Mayor Karen Bass urged Los Angeles to brace for the future.