Street activist turned congresswoman Karen Bass is vying for Los Angeles mayor, aiming to bring her deep community roots and progressive vision to the city’s top job, promising change and inclusive leadership.
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The U.S. Army Corps has started clearing tons of fire debris in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, aiding recovery efforts after devastating wildfires. The cleanup aims to restore safety and prevent environmental hazards.
Former President Trump’s recent threats of military intervention have unsettled both U.S. allies and adversaries, raising tensions and uncertainty over America’s foreign policy direction, reports the Los Angeles Times.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized TikTok for suppressing anti-Trump content. TikTok responded, attributing the issue to a technical glitch. The platform vows to investigate the matter thoroughly.
Despite shifting U.S. demographics, recent analysis shows the political balance of power remains largely unchanged. Factors like voter turnout and geographic distribution continue to shape election outcomes, maintaining current partisan divides.
A recent Los Angeles Times contributor urges Californians to stand firm in supporting immigrant communities, emphasizing the moral and social imperative to protect and include those who call California home.
The 2024 U.S. election results are in, revealing key victories and shifts across the nation. The Los Angeles Times provides comprehensive coverage of the outcomes shaping America’s political future.
Former President Trump can deploy the National Guard on US soil through state governors or during federal emergencies declared by the president, balancing authority with legal and political constraints.
A new Los Angeles Times opinion highlights mandatory voting as a key reform that could boost turnout, reduce partisan divides, and strengthen U.S. democracy by making civic participation a requirement.
Iranian Americans in Los Angeles express cautious optimism following recent U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Many see the actions as a sign of increased pressure on the Iranian regime amid ongoing tensions.
On Day 36, the U.S. government shutdown becomes the longest in history, impacting millions of federal workers and services. Negotiations remain stalled as economic and social pressures mount. (Los Angeles Times)
“Commentary: Fabulously wealthy and politically lame — a brief history of California politics” explores the state’s legacy of affluent power players whose financial clout often overshadows effective governance and political innovation.
Top Democrats issued a stark warning Tuesday, declaring the U.S. Justice Department untrustworthy amid ongoing political and legal battles. Their message underscores growing partisan tensions over law enforcement’s impartiality.
Trump-era deportation policies are facing legal challenges, with critics arguing that detaining migrants in prisons without trial amounts to unconstitutional punishment. The Los Angeles Times reports on mounting court scrutiny.
The New York Times explores the rise of a mall mogul and former Republican poised to lead Los Angeles, highlighting a unique political journey and potential impact on the city’s future governance.
A small-time leader’s outspoken behavior highlights the challenges in today’s political climate, where loud voices often overshadow meaningful dialogue and effective leadership, says a Los Angeles Times column.
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.
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.
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.
Dozens of judges and court staff in Los Angeles have lost their homes amid devastating wildfires. The blazes have forced evacuations, intensifying the toll on the local legal community. Recovery efforts are underway.