In many parts of Chicago, people are going about their daily lives untouched by the immigration sweeps. In others, ICE agents are clashing with protesters and residents feel under siege, much as they did in Los Angeles in summer.

GAF Energy, a San Jose-based tech company that makes rooftop solar panels, is consolidating its operations by moving to Georgetown, Texas later this year.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is one of just two Democrats to vote with the GOP. She said the shutdown is unnecessary to settle the parties' differences.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter, under fire for recently emerged videos showing her berating a reporter and swearing at an aide, expressed remorse for her behavior on Tuesday in her first public remarks since the incidents were publicized.

The policy would force news organizations to refrain from publishing material that is not approved by the military. Media lawyers say it is a clear violation of the 1st Amendment.

California's secretary of state refutes viral claims that holes in ballot envelopes allow election officials to see how people voted on Proposition 50.

In 2022, federal agent James Young pointed a gun at a co-worker's head, leading to criminal charges. Records show DEA officials knew about Young's erratic behavior and struggles with mental health and substance abuse issues for nearly a decade before the incident, but promoted him twice anyway.

Gaza residents return to homes destroyed by the Israeli military during the war with Hamas. "I remember my window was there," said one Gazan, pointing to where his house used to be.

On Saturday, an appeals court paused a lower court's ruling that halted any deployment of the National Guard within Illinois for two weeks. The new ruling says the troops can remain under federal control but cannot be deployed.

Will it hasten departure of President Nicolas Maduro?

American doctors and nurses volunteering in the Gaza Strip have helped the world understand the humanitarian crisis unfolding there. But bearing witness comes at a steep personal cost.

Former Rep. Katie Porter (D-Irvine) had a narrow edge in polls in the 2026 gubernatorial race. But recent videos that have emerged of her cursing at a staff member and growing prickly during a television news interview have prompted renewed concerns about her temperament.

Long Beach regulates self-checkout amid growing shopper frustration.

Gang rehabilitation program Homeboy Industries announces major expansion near Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles.

The ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel creates political risks for the militant group's leadership and for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Thanks to immigration and robust missionary work in Latin America, Hispanic membership has grown in the Mormon community. But where does the LDS Church stand on ICE?

Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a deal involving an exchange of Israeli hostages and Palestinian detainees.

Billionaire Tom Steyer is now the biggest donor supporting Proposition 50, the November ballot measure that would redraw California's congressional districts.

A Los Angeles man faces murder and robbery charges after prosecutors say he lured men to meet for sex using the app Grindr, then brutally attacked them.

Shoppers are expected to boost holiday spending 4.6% this year, but not from confidence they're buying now to beat expected tariff-driven inflation.

Two House Republicans want to examine how funds raised by fire victims of the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires were spent by charitable organizations.

Sen. Alex Padilla talks about the government shutdown, immigration and the infamous moment when he found himself in handcuffs.

On the second anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack, Israelis recall the day that sparked the country's longest war and shattered their sense of security.

Bondi's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee devolved into personal attacks against Democrats, who expressed dismay at their inability to get her to answer their inquiries.

California and 20 other states that forbid licensed counselors to practice 'conversion therapy' face a free-speech challenge.