Amid rising tensions, Chicago faces deep community divides as Trump pledges National Guard deployment. Residents express mixed reactions, highlighting fractured trust and ongoing struggles in the city’s fight against violence.
Month: February 2026
Archived: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted a large-scale crackdown on downtown Los Angeles businesses tied to money laundering schemes for drug cartels, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat organized crime.
Despite top finishes at world championships, track and field struggles to gain widespread popularity in the U.S. Experts cite limited media coverage and competing sports as key barriers to growth.
A figure skating pair from Irvine has been declared ineligible to compete at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics due to their immigration status, NBC Los Angeles reports. The decision highlights ongoing eligibility issues in international sports.
Catch the Olympic men’s hockey quarterfinals as Team USA faces Sweden. Tune in live on NBC Los Angeles for comprehensive coverage, expert analysis, and key game highlights. Don’t miss the action!
The Los Angeles Times fact-checks former President Trump’s major immigration claims, assessing their accuracy against current data and expert analysis to separate myth from reality on this contentious issue.
Her home and school were destroyed in the recent LA fires, leaving her among 700,000 children profoundly impacted by the disaster. The widespread damage highlights the urgent need for support and recovery efforts.
Telemundo 52 has been named the official media partner of the Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission ahead of the FIFA World Cup 26™. The partnership boosts local coverage and fan engagement in the lead-up to the event.
Chicago O’Hare has joined Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver, and Los Angeles as a top US megahub, boosting global flight connectivity and solidifying America’s dominance in international air travel networks.
WATCH: A grand military parade honoring the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday rolled through Washington, D.C., featuring troops, tanks, and historic units. The event, highlighted by President Trump’s remarks, celebrated the Army’s legacy.
Gov. Newsom is pushing for a federal tax credit aimed at revitalizing Hollywood amid an industry downturn. However, experts say passing such legislation faces significant challenges in Washington.
In a recent contributor piece for the Los Angeles Times, public sentiment reveals growing support for Trump to tackle rising crime rates across America, spotlighting law enforcement and public safety as key voter concerns.
UCLA and Cedars-Sinai have been ranked among the nation’s best hospitals, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report. Both Los Angeles institutions excel in patient care and medical research.
Los Angeles sports fans are overlooking UCLA women’s basketball, despite the team’s strong performances and rising star power. The UCLA Wire highlights the need for greater local support and recognition.
The Los Angeles Fire Department, alongside partner agencies, battled a fire aboard the container ship “ONE HENRY HUDSON” docked at the port. Swift action prevented further damage and ensured crew safety. Investigation ongoing.
California welcomes nine new House members, marking a shift in its political landscape. These fresh faces bring diverse backgrounds and priorities to Congress, reflecting the state’s evolving electorate.
In a compelling column, the Los Angeles Times explores the challenge of addressing countless outrages in today’s world. While each injustice matters, the piece urges readers to choose their battles wisely to effect meaningful change.
Fires have ravaged several Los Angeles schools, destroying outdoor education sanctuaries vital for student learning. Authorities are investigating the cause as communities rally to restore these key resources.
Former President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal of National Guard troops from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland. The move follows reduced unrest in these cities, aiming to restore normalcy, ABC reports.
Honda leads the pack among foreign-owned companies in Los Angeles, driving innovation and growth in the region. The automaker’s strong presence highlights the city’s global business appeal.