California
More than 50 Former Staffers Call on Eric Swalwell to Resign From Congress After He Suspends California Governor Campaign
Rep. Eric Swalwell suspended his campaign for California governor on Sunday, abruptly ending a bid that had been gaining traction after a wave of sexual assault and sexual misconduct allegations triggered a fast-moving political backlash inside the Democratic Party.
Driver Shot by ICE in California 'Was Fired Upon Before He Moved Vehicle,' Attorney Says
Carlos Iván Mendoza Hernández, 36, remains hospitalized after being struck more than half a dozen times during the incident
Democrat Candidate Eric Swalwell Denies Sexual Misconduct Claims as Allegations Roil California Governor's Race
Rep. Eric Swalwell is forcefully denying online allegations of sexual misconduct that surfaced just weeks before California's June 2 gubernatorial primary, calling the claims flatly false as they spread across social media and begin to collide with an already volatile campaign season.
ICE Deportation Helped Sink California Meth Case, Letting Two Accused Smugglers Walk Free
Two alleged drug smugglers were acquitted in California after Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported the prosecution's key witness to Mexico, a stunning collapse of a federal meth case that critics say shows how the Trump administration's deportation drive can clash with criminal prosecutions
Costly H-1B Visa Changes Hit Skilled Workers, But Gives Farm Labor a Boost, Report Says
Although getting an H-1B visa has become considerably harder, the move has benefited other sectors. Tech workers, researchers and health care professionals are having a harder time landing visas compared to farm workers.
California Mother Returns Home Weeks After Deportation Despite DACA Protections
On March 23, U.S. District Judge Dena Coggins issued a temporary restraining order to facilitate the woman's return. Coggins said her deportation was a "flagrant violation" of her DACA protections and infringed on her due process rights.
Gavin Newsom Praises Trump Admin's Cuba Policy: 'We're Having a Different Conversation With The Leadership'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom praised the Trump administration's Cuba policy, saying its "quasi blockade," preventing the country from receiving fuel, allowed it to have "different conversations" with its leadership.
ICE Officer's Paperwork Errors Leave California Man Detained For Days, Highlighting Shortened Training Under Trump Admin
According to a sworn statement filed in court and obtained by The Washington Post, Nolan De Long acknowledged his mistakes and attributed them to a "lack of experience" due to a shortened training program.
Teenagers Sentenced To 25 Years In Prison In California For Being Sinaloa Cartel Hitmen
Two teenagers were sentenced to 25 years in prison in California after being found guilty of being hitmen for the Sinaloa Cartel.
White House Slams News Story About FBI Warning California Police Over Potential Iran Drone Strikes: 'Should Be Immediately Retracted'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt slammed ABC News over a story claiming that the FBI had warned police stations in California about the possibility that Iran could launch drone strikes from a boat near the West Coast.
Iran Wanted To Strike California With Attack Drones, FBI Warned
The FBI warned California police departments that Iran sought to strike targets in California with attack drones if a war between the countries effectively began, according to a new report
Human Smuggling Attempts By Sea Are Still Happening Almost Every Weekend, Mexican Consul Says
Human smuggling attempts by the sea continue taking place at the western end of the southern border, according to Mexico's consul general in San Diego.
Poll Shows Republicans Leading California Governor Race Amid Divided Democratic Field
According to a newly released poll, with Newsom out of the picture, Republicans could have a serious shot at winning the election. The survey shows Republican candidate Steve Hilton would come out on top if the state's gubernatorial primary were held today.
El Mencho's Stepson Emerges as Leading Heir After His Killing But He 'Still Lacks Influence,' Expert Says
Juan Carlos Valencia González, the California-born stepson of slain Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias "El Mencho", has emerged as a leading contender to take control of the organization following his stepfather's killing.
Political Activist Cornel West Accuses Governor Newsom of Reinforcing 'Core Pillars of White Supremacy' Over SAT Remarks
Philosopher and political activist Cornel West criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday for comments made about his low SAT score during his current book tour, claiming they reflect what West described a deeper pattern of racial stereotyping.
Inmate Deaths in L.A. County Jails Continue in 2026: 9 Reported So Far This Year
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said it is aware of the problem and continues to implement changes in hopes of better assisting an inmate population that is increasingly struggling with medical and mental health issues.
EXCLUSIVE: Roman Empire Agency's Gabriela Salcido on Why Immigrant Fear Is Disrupting Disability Care Access
A national disability services leader told The Latin Times why trust — not capacity — is becoming the real bottleneck for the industry
DHS Says Anti-ICE Cookies in Los Angeles Are 'Garbage' Contributing to Assaults on Officers
Altadena Cookie Company in California, has drawn long lines of customers who say they support the cause and want to protest federal immigration enforcement policies
Man Sentenced to Four Years in Prison for Throwing Molotov at Deputies During Immigration Protest In L.A.
A 23-year-old man was sentenced to four years in federal prison after admitting he threw a Molotov cocktail toward Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies during protests against immigration raids last spring.
Critics Slam Immigration Enforcement at Super Bowl: 'Cannot Let ICE Terrorize Our Communities'
Federal immigration agents are expected to operate during Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, California, according to the Department of Homeland Security, prompting criticism from advocacy groups and renewed debate over immigration enforcement at major public events.
Gavin Newsom Mocks Trump's 'Remarkably Boring' Speech at Davos: 'Greenland Is So Important He's Calling It Iceland'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom sharply dismissed President Donald Trump's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, calling it "remarkably boring" and "remarkably insignificant" while ridiculing Trump's repeated comments about Greenland.
Protester in California Permanently Blinded After Being Shot by DHS Agent at Close Range, Family Claims
A 21-year-old protester was left permanently blind in one eye after a Department of Homeland Security agent fired a nonlethal round at close range during a protest in Santa Ana, California, last week, according to the victim's family.
Second Protester Blinded After Federal Officers Fired Into Anti-ICE Rally in California
A second protester was blinded after federal officers fired projectiles into a crowd during an anti-ICE rally outside a federal building in Santa Ana, California, according to witness accounts.
Two Mexican Nationals Charged After Trying To Smuggle Migrants Into U.S. In Panga
Two Mexican nationals were charged after their plan to smuggle people into the U.S. on a small boat went awry.
California Lost Nearly Half a Million Private-Sector Jobs After Immigration Enforcement Intensified, Report Finds
California lost an estimated 447,000 private-sector jobs between May and September after federal immigration enforcement intensified, according to a new report.
Fatal Shooting by Off-Duty ICE Officer Under Investigation After New Year's Eve Gunfire
A fatal shooting involving an off-duty Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer outside an apartment complex in Los Angeles is under investigation following an exchange of gunfire late on New Year's Eve.
Multi-Agency Operation in San Diego County Breaks Up Human Trafficking Ring, Rescues 19
According to the National Human Trafficking Hotline, 1,733 cases of human trafficking were reported in California in 2024, involving 3,603 victims.
Judge Rejects Assault Charges Against TikToker Shot by Immigration Agents as Footage Contradicts Government Claims
A federal judge has dismissed assault charges against a Los Angeles TikTok streamer who was shot by an immigration agent during an enforcement operation.
Judge Blocks ICE Arrests at Immigration Hearings in Some Areas Of California
Beginning in May, reports from across the country described Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents waiting in courthouse hallways and arresting people as they exited their hearings.
LA Teens Admit To Working As Hitmen For The Sinaloa Cartel In Exchange For $50,000
Two Los Angeles teenagers have admitted that they worked as hitmen for the Sinaloa drug cartel.