As Los Angeles protesters continue to organize against ICE operations, they said they are met with aggression from both DHS and L.A. police.
Immigration raid fears have some undocumented patients avoiding medical care. One L.A. clinic is responding by sending mobile health teams directly to their homes.
Capital & Main has documented nine Americans who have been held in federal custody after observing or protesting immigration raids.
A community’s rapid response to a heavily militarized raid targeting undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles’ diverse MacArthur Park neighborhood helped stave off authorities.
Neighborhood groups monitor immigration enforcement amid rising fear and federal scrutiny.
Demonstrators, journalists and bystanders faced LAPD tear gas and projectiles following ICE raids.
Many cities with laws restricting local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration officials have joined the lawsuit. Los Angeles is noticeably absent.
The Hood Half Marathon through the streets of historically Black Los Angeles taught me important lessons about fear, anxiety and fellowship.
The department has refused to turn over documents to the commission.
From a small station in Los Angeles’ Boyle Heights, 18-year-old Kennia Camacho talks with teens about anxiety, stress and depression. We should listen.
Will Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara bow to the industry giant or protect disaster-stricken Angelenos?
From uprising to fires, Blacks in L.A. continue the fight against erasure.
Housing activists accuse rental giant of excessive payment hikes.
After wildfires devastated the island, homelessness spiked. Advocates fear L.A. could face a similar fate without strong renter protections — and enforcement.
The Eaton fire ravaged a historic Black community in Altadena. Now, people are using the words of one of its most famous residents as a guide to rebuild.
Preventing price gouging on rents and predatory evictions are looming challenges for public officials.
Fearing little help from FEMA, they are clearing downed trees and marshaling support for their community.
It’s likely California’s homeowners will be on the hook when L.A.’s wildfire losses are added up, predicts former state insurance commissioner Dave Jones.
A whipsaw swing from very wet to very dry weather exposed millions to flames, smoke and pollutants.
Photojournalist Ted Soqui’s visual recap of the year in Los Angeles.