California

The settlement resolves a class-action suit alleging deceptive home arrest tactics, such as agents posing as probation officers or fabricating safety threats.

Torsten Trey, founder of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, said the scope of killing calls to mind Nazi Germany.

Fire crews continued to fight the Gifford Fire near Santa Barbara Tuesday.

LA28 President Casey Wasserman said his committee aims to deliver ‘the greatest Games the world has ever seen.’

Councilman Bob Blumenfield calls the law ‘uncommonly silly.’

Some 90 percent of the New York Post’s digital readers live outside of New York, with Los Angeles being home to the second-largest concentration of readers.

Democrats are mulling their response to GOP efforts to redraw congressional maps in red states.

California is one of a few states that have an independent, bipartisan commission in charge of redistricting.

The Long Beach resident allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS terrorist group, wired funds to fighters, and kept bomb components in his bedroom.

Government lawyers have argued that the district judge’s restraining order caused restraints on lawful immigration enforcement.

A dock in Crescent City harbor was not able to withstand the high waves, according to the harbormaster.

The new law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

It’s the second F-35 to go down this year.

The former Customs and Border Protection officers will be sentenced later this year.

State mandates call for affordable housing, but Pacific Palisades and other burn areas will be exempt as they rebuild after January wildfires.

Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.

The University of California’s Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.

The Department of Homeland Security said masks protect federal officers from a growing number of assaults.

The settlement resolves a class-action suit alleging deceptive home arrest tactics, such as agents posing as probation officers or fabricating safety threats.

Torsten Trey, founder of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, said the scope of killing calls to mind Nazi Germany.

Fire crews continued to fight the Gifford Fire near Santa Barbara Tuesday.

LA28 President Casey Wasserman said his committee aims to deliver ‘the greatest Games the world has ever seen.’

Councilman Bob Blumenfield calls the law ‘uncommonly silly.’

Some 90 percent of the New York Post’s digital readers live outside of New York, with Los Angeles being home to the second-largest concentration of readers.

Democrats are mulling their response to GOP efforts to redraw congressional maps in red states.

California is one of a few states that have an independent, bipartisan commission in charge of redistricting.

The Long Beach resident allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS terrorist group, wired funds to fighters, and kept bomb components in his bedroom.

Government lawyers have argued that the district judge’s restraining order caused restraints on lawful immigration enforcement.

A dock in Crescent City harbor was not able to withstand the high waves, according to the harbormaster.

The new law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

It’s the second F-35 to go down this year.

The former Customs and Border Protection officers will be sentenced later this year.

State mandates call for affordable housing, but Pacific Palisades and other burn areas will be exempt as they rebuild after January wildfires.

Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.

The University of California’s Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.

The Department of Homeland Security said masks protect federal officers from a growing number of assaults.