A man running an errand and trying to enter a Veterans Affairs office at a federal building in Los Angeles was briefly detained on Friday by U.S. Marines who have been sent to the city by the ...

The city of Los Angeles, in the heart of L.A. County, is home to nearly 3.9 million people, according to the 2020 U.S. Census.More than 35% of them were born outside the United States.

Los Angeles, specifically the liberal, upper-middle-class enclave of Santa Monica, is Miller’s hometown, and it became the foil for his archconservative political identity.

Protests in Los Angeles against Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids prompted President Trump to order about 700 active-duty Marines to join the National Guard troops previously deployed to ...

T he Federal Bureau of Investigation's deputy director announced on June 7 that the agency is seeking the man who was seen "throwing rocks' in Los Angeles in a viral video.

A curfew was imposed in parts of downtown Los Angeles last week after fiery weekend protests outside the same complex of government buildings where Chirinos Medina’s husband was detained.

One video on X showed protesters blocking a bus, which the Los Angeles Times identified as a U.S. Marshals bus.Another showed a car that had been vandalized.. By 4 p.m., social media posts showed ...

Morning: Federal authorities announced charges against four men – two in Los Angeles County and two in Orange County – on suspicion of possessing destructive devices or assaulting officers ...

Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell said the department was aware that ICE was conducting operations in the city, but that it is not involved and will not assist in any sort of mass deportations.

Protesters opposed to federal immigration raids faced off with law enforcement in Los Angeles over the weekend. President Trump called in the National Guard against the wishes of the governor.

An Australian reporter was shot by a rubber bullet live on air while she was covering the protests against immigration raids in Los Angeles on Sunday, June 8 Skip to content PEOPLE ...