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New order restricts travel into the U.S. from six primarily Muslim countries
Neither the U.S. or Mexican federal government has responded to the 145 million-gallon spill that befouled rivers and beaches.
The historic Angels Flight railway, which has been closed since one of the two rail cars came off the tracks in September 2013, will reopen this year.
Trump Remarks on Slain L.A. High School Football Standout Jamiel Shaw II in First Speech to Congress
Shaw was killed in 2008 by a gang member who was living in the U.S. illegally at the time. In his speech, Trump called for the establishment of the Victims Of Immigration Crime Engagement Office.
The search for extra-terrestrial life may have taken a leap forward today.
Los Angeles' effort to host the 2024 Olympic Games gained momentum today with news that Budapest will be withdrawing from the competition, making Paris the only other bidder for the event.
As the first Latina woman in the world to fly into space, Ellen Ochoa's influence can be felt far beyond the spaces of the astronautical world.
"School campuses are no place to conduct raids or investigate kids," says Assemblyman Patrick O'Donnell.
Assemblyman Raul Bocanegra calls for the portion of Interstate 5 between the Hollywood (170) and Ronald Reagan (118) freeways to be renamed ``The Ritchie Valens Memorial Highway.''
L.A. is the only major city in the country that outlaws all street vending on its streets. Should Mayor Eric Garcetti sign the ordinances into law, they would take effect immediately.
The city of Los Angeles saw the most arrests, with 28, followed by Santa Ana with 16, Van Nuys with nine and Compton with six.