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Falafels are Amin Musa's bread and butter. And so when he moved to Los Angeles, he opened his first food venture — a vegan falafel joint with the Sudanese twist. The food stand, named Ihsan’s, makes its rounds across various farmers’ markets in L.A.
Branded in the past for having “more prisons than supermarkets,” Adelanto’s city leaders have turned to commercial cannabis cultivation to pull the city out of insolvency.
"School campuses are no place to conduct raids or investigate kids," says Assemblyman Patrick O'Donnell.
Proposed legislation would permit counties throughout California to forgo implementation of any state law that could result in the loss of federal money.
Thousands of Haitian refugee families continue to be stranded in Tijuana, a city far from where they hoped would be their final destination. Since their arrival, photojournalist Omar Martínez has been documenting their Mexican lives.
Where things stand on Pres. Trump's threat to defund "sanctuary" jurisdictions
The idea of "closing America’s gates" got its start in xenophobic 19th-century California.
LA Muslim community joins a series of rallies nationwide to send a message of togetherness, and also to combat notions that Muslims should be feared.
Since President Trump signed an executive order to suspended refugee admissions and block citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, museum directors around the U.S. have expressed concern about its impact.
L.A. Is "Still Weighing Options"
A border wall is not a new concept
City Attorney Mike Feuer says there are residents of this city who do not know what has happened to their loved ones.