Los Angeles CA

Thanks to records and data available via The Deportation Project, you are now able to sift through the latest data available on ICE kidnappings, having to make sense of the poor spelling and record-keeping by ICE agents to provide a picture of what ICE activity around L.A. County has looked like in 2026 up to August 5.

"It's simply because they haven't been able to navigate the paperwork that's ahead of them."

California’s beloved homegrown burger chain is continuing to expand across the Golden State, with several new In-N-Out Burger locations listed as “opening soon” on the company’s website. Founded in Baldwin Park in 1948, In-N-Out has grown from a small Southern California drive-thru into one of the most recognizable fas

Part I crime in West Hollywood was down more than 10% through August compared with the same period last year, according to the latest crime report from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department West Hollywood Station. The report, prepared for the West Hollywood Public Safety Commission’s Sept. 28 meeting,...

Silver Lake—A set of three partly constructed houses that have stood unfinished for years at Glendale Boulevard and Rowena Avenue are headed for the auction block, scheduled for a foreclosure auction this morning in Pomona at 11 am. Planning and construction along the particularly visible corner has been ongoing...

Although weather officials say that the surf from Hurricane Polo will likely be smaller than that from Hurricane Marie, the lingering erosion effects could enhance flooding.

It's a tale of two very different California housing markets.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that prohibits third-party brokers from advertising, selling or transferring tee-time reservations at publicly owned golf courses without the written consent of the course operator. The state legislation is a response to a network of brokers that had sprouted up around Los Angeles mu

A Chinese developer owns a third of the luxury condos in L.A.'s Metropolis towers, but residents say they haven't paid HOA fees in years.

More than four decades after a mysterious man walked into an Idaho church and died from cyanide poisoning, authorities say they have finally identified him, and they are now examining a possible connection to one of the nation’s most notorious unsolved murder cases. The man, known for decades as the “Unknown Wanderer,”