Immigrant rights activists vow to disrupt ICE raids in California
A coalition of immigrant activists calling itself ‘the Community Self-Defense Coalition’ says it will alert the community to ICE agents.
Trump administration removes San Diego-area U.S. Atty. Tara McGrath
McGrath was removed from her role Wednesday evening. First Assistant U.S. Atty. Andrew Haden will be acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of California.
Friends of Eaton fire victim mourn a Renaissance woman with a generous streak
On Monday, the county medical examiner confirmed that Patricia McKenna, a longtime Altadena resident, perished in her Punahou Street home during the Eaton fire.
U.S. Navy jet crashes into San Diego Harbor; aviators rescued after ejecting from aircraft
The two aviators who were aboard the aircraft were taken the hospital after they ejected from the jet.
After 30 years, In-N-Out leaves corporate office in Orange County
In-N-Out is vacating its longtime offices in Irvine, moving some workers back to Baldwin Park, and others to new company offices in Tennessee.
Suspect in slayings of Northern California mother and her son captured in Mexico
After a weeks-long search, a man suspected of killing a Northern California mother and son was arrested in Rosarito, Mexico, and will be extradited, police said.
High-rise condo tower proposed for Beverly Hills
A $450-million residential tower has been proposed on the eastern tip of Beverly Hills. Millennium Partners Los Angeles said the 34-story high-rise would be called the Eastern.
5 things to know about mudslide risk as major rains hit Los Angeles County
When hills are healthy, vegetation anchors soil in place. But when that vegetation is burned off, hillsides become vulnerable to erosion, and slopes can come crashing down.
Man, 19, accused of sexually abusing girl, 15, and killing her pregnant sister, 16
Man, 19, is accused of killing a pregnant 16-year-old in a hit-and-run after her family confronted him about his relationship with her 15-year-old sister.
Fewer diners, tense workers at L.A. restaurants amid Trump’s immigration crackdown
‘This fear is killing me.’ Restaurant workers and customers are afraid to lead normal lives with an increase in ICE raids expected as part of Trump’s heightened immigration enforcement.