Author: Samuel Brown

Los Angeles has seen renewed immigration protests as activists demand policy reforms and better treatment for undocumented immigrants. Authorities urge peaceful demonstrations amid heightened tensions.

Al Jazeera reports that recent actions in Los Angeles resemble an occupation rather than law enforcement. Critics highlight aggressive tactics and militarization, raising concerns over civil rights and police accountability in the city.

The Dodgers edged the Phillies in a thrilling Game 2 victory, moving one win away from the NLCS. Key plays and strong pitching highlighted the showdown, setting the stage for a decisive Game 3.

With a violent crime rate surpassing Chicago’s, Phoenix faces growing safety concerns. As the city grapples with rising violence, questions emerge whether this will prompt former President Trump to focus on Arizona’s safety challenges.

More than 31,000 residents in fire-ravaged Southern California face mandatory evacuation as heavy rains threaten deadly mudslides and flash floods. Authorities warn of heightened risks in burn scar areas.

Many U.S. Olympians face financial hardship post-competition. In response, a new initiative will provide them with a $100,000 retirement boost, aiming to support athletes who often struggle after their sports careers end.

The U.S. government shut down after Senate failure to pass a crucial funding bill, halting non-essential services. Lawmakers face mounting pressure to negotiate and reopen federal operations.

Angels pitcher placed on IL as Reid Detmers sends a motivational message to the Halos. Meanwhile, hitting coach emphasizes reducing strikeouts to boost offensive consistency, highlighting the team’s focus on improvement.

Angels’ pitcher Yusei Kikuchi anticipates a stronger season ahead, citing improvements in his training and pitching strategy. The Japanese ace aims to elevate his performance in the upcoming MLB year.

Angels veteran remains undecided on retirement, according to sources. The seasoned player has yet to announce plans, leaving fans and analysts awaiting clarity on his future in Major League Baseball.

Photos capturing Los Angeles fires reveal flames devastating neighborhoods, forcing evacuations and overwhelming emergency crews. The BBC reports on the ongoing battle against the rapidly spreading blazes, highlighting widespread destruction and community impact.

Boston University offers a prestigious internship in entertainment management in Los Angeles, providing students hands-on experience in the heart of the industry. This program bridges academic learning with real-world opportunities.

MLB world shakes as Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw announces retirement, ending a legendary career. Fans and analysts reflect on his impact, solidifying his legacy as one of baseball’s all-time greats.

Boxing is confirmed as part of the LA28 Olympic Games sports lineup, marking a significant return. The decision ensures the sport’s continued presence on the global stage in Los Angeles.

Rivian has secured a conditional $6.6 billion federal loan to expand its manufacturing plant and develop new electric vehicle models, marking a significant boost for the U.S. EV industry.

At 9, Javier Zamora embarked on a harrowing 4,000-mile journey from El Salvador to the U.S. Now 29, he shares his deeply personal story of migration and resilience in a heartfelt memoir.

The president can deploy soldiers in Los Angeles under the Insurrection Act, allowing federal troops to assist local law enforcement during emergencies. This move requires specific conditions and presidential authorization, per Brookings analysis.

A recent Los Angeles court ruling challenges President Trump’s threats to deploy federal troops to additional cities, raising legal and political hurdles amid ongoing nationwide protests.

President Trump announced he may deploy the National Guard to New Orleans next, shifting focus from Chicago amid rising violence. The move aims to support local law enforcement and restore order.

The Trump administration has ordered colleges and K-12 schools to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives or face federal funding cuts, escalating debates over educational policies nationwide, the Los Angeles Times reports.