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The stocks of two of the largest private prison contractors skyrocketed in the month after President Trump’s inauguration and have continued to grow.
Amparo Cid traces her work as an attorney helping immigrants in the Central Valley to her experience as a child in 1994.
The California Bureau of Cannabis Control has issued more than 1,000 cease and desist letters to marijuana businesses operating without state licenses.
Inglewood Mayor James Butts and an attorney for the city Tuesday lashed out at the owners of the Forum over a lawsuit they filed challenging the city's effort to build an arena to house the Los Angeles Clippers, calling the legal action a "sham."
A UCLA cardiologist has been temporarily stripped of his medical license after state regulators described him as a "sexual predator'' who assaulted three female colleagues when he was working and training at L.A. County-USC Medical Center.
Race and immigration have gone hand in hand since the beginning of the United States of America. Assimilation and the perceived ability of people from different races to achieve it were at the core of most of the immigration laws from the 1870s to 1960s.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was expected to arrive in San Diego today to join San Diego Rep. Juan Vargas and about a dozen other Democrats in visiting at least one immigration detention facility housing migrant children.
In Los Angeles County criminal court, business owners and fire, sanitation and environmental safety officials testified about the difficulty of putting out one of the city’s largest ever landfill fires and the cost of cleaning it up.
LA County Board of Supervisors approved the Bring Our Loved Ones Home Initiative. It outlines 17 strategies to prevent and respond to wandering among those suffering from Alzheimer's, dementia, autism and other memory related impairments.
High interest rates and rising home prices backpedaled California's housing market in July, according to the California Association of Realtors.
The city does not currently have an ordinance regulating Airbnb.
Thousands of union members, immigrant-rights advocates and community activists will descend on downtown Los Angeles today for the annual May Day march beginning at Pershing Square, promising traffic disruptions in the downtown area.
