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Former Vice President Kamala Harris defended her 2024 presidential campaign and lamented President Trump's actions at a book event in Los Angeles on Monday.

Bipartisan congressional leadership met with President Trump at the White House on Monday afternoon in a last-minute effort to avert the crisis. The meeting ended without an agreement.

Trump on Monday laid out a 20-point plan for ending the Israel-Hamas war and establishing a postwar governance in the battered Palestinian territory.

With foot traffic down and fewer international visitors, local vendors and storefronts are citing less business compared to last summer. They say it's because L.A. isn't the traveling destination it once was.

In a darkened airport hotel ballroom room, a bevy of California Democrats sought to distinguish themselves from the crowded field running for governor in 2026. It was not an easy task.

The former vice president's campaign diary takes aim at several of her fellow Democrats, including California's governor. The two longtime frenemies are both in the mix of possible 2028 contestants.

Critics of President Trump said his memorandum on combatting 'domestic terrorism' is designed to justify a campaign of vengeance against his enemies. The White House dismissed such claims.

Jose Landa-Rodriguez, a reputed Mexican Mafia member called "Fox," will serve seven more years in prison before being deported to Mexico under a plea agreement.

Michele Beckwith, U.S. attorney in Sacramento, said she was let go after warning the border patrol's Gregory Bovino not to violate a court injunction.

Three women are accused of following a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent to their home in Los Angeles County and broadcasting the address on Instagram, according to a federal indictment unsealed late Friday.