ICE uses advanced technology, data analysis, and interagency collaboration to track down criminal migrants. NewsNation reveals how these tools aid in identifying and apprehending individuals with criminal records.
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Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela has passed away, but his impact endures. ‘Fernandomania,’ the wave of excitement he sparked, remains a defining moment in baseball history and Dodgers pride.
Dodgers infielder faces surgery to repair a sports hernia, sidelining him for an extended period. The team will adjust its lineup as recovery timelines are evaluated. More updates to follow.
Lily Phillips was stopped at the US border and questioned about her paid work, sparking concerns over immigration scrutiny. The incident highlights growing tensions around work-related inquiries at border crossings.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department faced backlash and retracted unusual condolences following a U.S. strike on Iran, prompting criticism over the inappropriate messaging. The department later issued a formal apology.
Former President Donald Trump has deployed Marines to Los Angeles amid rising political tensions. The move escalates an already heated battle over security and civil unrest in the city, drawing national attention.
Marines have been deployed to bolster security in Los Angeles as cities nationwide prepare for ‘No Kings’ rallies. Officials aim to prevent unrest amid growing tensions across the country.
LA wildfires have prompted the relocation of the Rams playoff game and disruptions across local sports events. Authorities prioritize safety as smoke and fire impact Southern California communities. Updates ongoing.
Immigration raids in Los Angeles have targeted small business owners, sparking fear and disruption in the community. Many describe the impact as “worse than COVID,” citing severe economic and emotional tolls.
California Governor Gavin Newsom insists the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will proceed as planned, emphasizing the event’s importance for economic growth and global recognition. Officials remain committed despite ongoing challenges.
The US is on high alert following reported strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Former President Trump has called for regime change in Tehran, escalating tensions in the region. Updates continue to develop.
The Los Angeles school district is exploring a plan to provide an iPad for every student. The move aims to enhance digital learning and bridge the technology gap amid ongoing education challenges.
Juneteenth 2025 in Los Angeles promises vibrant celebrations honoring African American freedom and culture. Events include parades, music, and educational programs across the city, spotlighting heritage and community unity.
USC’s Rossier School of Education has withdrawn from annual rankings, citing a “history of inaccuracies” in reported data. The move highlights growing scrutiny over data integrity in college rankings.
Los Angeles Rams rookies visited Cedars-Sinai, bringing smiles and joy to young patients. The event highlighted the team’s commitment to community support beyond the football field. Report by KTLA.
Los Angeles’ striking teachers have reached a historic settlement with the school district, ending weeks of disruption. The agreement includes pay raises, smaller class sizes, and enhanced support for students, marking a major victory for educators.
Tesla shares dropped sharply amid rising auto tariffs and concerns over a growing brand crisis, according to the Los Angeles Times. The challenges have sparked investor unease, impacting the electric carmaker’s stock performance.
Morgan Margolis, CEO of Knitting Factory Entertainment, continues to drive innovation in LA’s vibrant music scene. Under his leadership, the venue fosters emerging talent and diverse live experiences.
Trump’s administration plans major cuts to the Education Department, putting federal financial aid and equity grant programs at risk. The move raises concerns over impacts on students nationwide, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Chicago’s escalating violence resulted in 762 homicides in 2016, marking a sharp rise in deadly crime. Authorities struggle to control the surge as the city grapples with public safety and community unrest.