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On inflation, healthcare, mortgages and much more, the Trump administration offers bogus math.

The U.S. Department of Justice sued California on Monday to block newly passed laws that prohibit law enforcement officials, including federal immigration agents, from wearing masks and that require them to identify themselves.

The new case seeks to clarify the immigration laws and resolve an issue that has divided past administrations and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

It seems only a matter of time before one of Becerra's campaign rivals seizes the federal fraud case for attack fodder.

As COP30 brings cruise ships to the rainforest, the tensions between climate ideals and political realities echo far beyond Brazil.

Latinos, young people and women in the Republican Party are most likely to disagree with the party's strict immigration policies, a new UCLA study found.

Two LA Times columnists differ over the presidential prospects of California's governor, who has a White House gleam in his eye. Is his Golden State address an intractable obstacle or not?

Top California political consultants indicted in a federal investigation had ties to a gaming company investigated by the state in a controversial sex discrimination probe.

Trump has faced backlash from some Republicans for not focusing on domestic policy issues enough. Trump says the presidency has to be viewed as a 'worldwide situation, not locally.'

When millions of European immigrants came to the United States in the 19th century only to be scorned by mainstream society, it was the Catholic Church that embraced them, taught that keeping the customs of one's native lands was not bad and created ...