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1.2 million fake students applied to California community colleges last year. What's being done?
Scammers stole more than $10 million in financial aid last year by fraudulently enrolling in California's community colleges. State and federal officials are working to combat the rising fraud.
Veterans' advocates warn of low morale amid L.A. deployment: 'This is not what we signed up for'
Some National Guard members and their families are agonizing over troop deployments to Los Angeles in support of immigration enforcement operations, advocates say.
Dog trainer, girlfriend covered up deaths of at least 11 dogs, police say. They face felony charges
Kwong "Tony" Chun Sit, 53, of Irvine and his girlfriend face multiple felony charges after at least 11 dogs die in their possession during a training session.
LAPD chief defends police tactics during protests: 'Swift and measured action'
The Police Department has faced harsh criticism that its officers responded to attacks from a small group of agitators by using force against the larger crowd of protesters.
Trump administration rescinds 'Roadless Rule' that protects 58 million acres of national forests
The 2001 rule protects national forestland in California and many other states from road construction and timber harvesting.
These L.A. immigrants keep coming to work, risking arrest, family separation. 'We're easy targets'
Any day now, Noemi Gongora knows, Border Patrol agents could snatch her up from the streets and send her back to El Salvador, a country she fled more than 30 years ago.
Jun 28, 2025