Crime & Public Safety

Differing gatherings planned for Flag Day come at a time of heightened tensions over federal immigration enforcement.

The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.

Two prisoners argue they would have been entitled to shorter sentences if the First Step Act had existed when they were tried.

A top Pentagon official told members of Congress that the costs are mainly due to travel, housing, and food.

The talk of arresting the California governor was ’taken out of context,' Tom Homan said.

The illegal immigrant from China allegedly received $2 million from North Korean officials to buy firearms and other goods.

Marines have arrived in LA after Trump authorized an additional 2,000 National Guardsman to be deployed to the city. California sued over the deployment.

Oklahoma’s attorney general says Richard Eugene Glossip’s upcoming trial will be carried out fairly.

The National Guardsmen will join 2,000 others already deployed in the city. California Gov. Gavin Newsom is critical of the move.

Police are investigating the gunshot deaths of two people on the Las Vegas strip, not far from the landmark fountain at the Bellagio Resort & Casin

The protester allegedly threw rocks at law enforcement vehicles on Alondra Boulevard, which injured one federal officer and damaged government cars.

The Chinese national says she sent an estimated five to 10 packages but some were lost in transit.

The last use of the legislation was in 1992, when President George H. W. Bush invoked it to send troops to Los Angeles to put down the Rodney King riots.

The deployment of BORTAC, the SWAT-like Border Patrol unit comes amid chaos in America’s second largest city.

Unrest in Los Angeles erupted over the weekend, reflecting clashes over immigration enforcement in a sanctuary state that protects illegal immigrants.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s earlier ‘high alert’ comment drew sharp criticism from California Gov. Gavin Newsom.