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Prosecutors alleged that Elbaz was a member of an Israeli crime syndicate that defrauded untold numbers of US citizens by claiming to be reputable moving | BLiTZ

U.S. unwillingness to squarely face migration at this week's Summit of the Americas in L.A. has turned the issue into the elephant in the room.

A champion for environmental justice, Elizabeth Alcantar is the best candidate to represent southeast L.A. County in the California Assembly.

Los Angeles immigrants' rights organizations filed suit today in a bid to force the Biden administration to promptly issue work permits to young immigrants who have applications pending for special youth visas.

Generally, Latinos are concerned about crime and racial discrimination but not on board with defunding the police, according to the survey.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is facing scrutiny as community organizations call for the Sheriff's accountability.

(CN) — As COVID-19 surges across the Golden State, Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled his budget priorities for the 2022 fiscal year on Monday. Among his high hopes: to curb the pandemic through increased testing and tackle another emergency threatening California — climate change.

Democrats are trying to regroup on immigration changes in their sweeping tax and social spending bill, even as key proposals face enormous obstacles and the overall package teeters on collapse.

Different than Arts and Culture’s longstanding funding for nonprofits with a primary mission in the arts, CIAG supports arts-based programs of social justice and service organizations, recognizing their reach in underserved and marginalized communities. CIAG was designed to address two priorities: It makes arts services available to L.A. County residents who might not experience them through traditional arts venues and outlets, and it encourages the intersection of the arts in cross-sector wo...

Updated 5 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. The Long Beach Convention Center is now a temporary home to 150 migrant children who arrived on buses Thursday night. The city welcomed a group of mostly girls between ages 5-17 and boys under 12 -- who’ve been on a long journey Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia can understand. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. “I came in a different situation, but we were still poor and what helped us were c...