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Moldy food, dirty towels: Critics warn of inhumane conditions at California's largest detention center
In less than two months, the number of detainees at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center has surged from around 300 near the end of April to more than 1,200.
Trump can command National Guard as California's legal challenge moves forward, appeals court says
The appeals court ruled on a challenge to the president's authority to deploy troops against the wishes of state and local officials.
Half-mile drug-smuggling tunnel connecting Tijuana to San Diego shut down by Border Patrol
U.S. Border Patrol agents shut down the construction of a 2,918-foot-long tunnel connecting Tijuana and San Diego with the aid of Department of Homeland Security officials and Mexican authorities.
Lopez: My theory for why Trump's agents targeted Dodger Stadium and a bus stop outside Winchell's
Has anybody checked Shohei Ohtani's papers lately? Or those of Teoscar Hernández, Kim Hye-seong or Yoshinobu Yamamoto? And what about the doughnuts?
Tensions flare as agents arrest another U.S. citizen for interfering in immigration arrests
Immigration agents arresting people in the streets increasingly clash with the citizens trying to protect them. In the Los Angeles suburb of Pico Rivera, a 20-year-old Walmart worker was arrested after a heated exchange with agents.
Crews gain control of downtown L.A. structure blaze that sent huge plume of smoke into the sky
The fire was reported shortly after 1 p.m. in the 200 block of Winston Street in a row of commercial units, officials said.
PHOTOS: Faith leaders in Southland gather for family unity prayer walk
The faith community from across Los Angeles County joined in solidarity through the streets of downtown L.A. for a peaceful interfaith prayer walk for family unity.
A forest the size of North America would be needed to offset Big Oil's reserves, study finds
It would take more than 9.5 million square miles of trees to offset the emissions of the world's 200 largest fossil fuel companies, according to new research.
Reports of immigration raid at bus stop in Pasadena spark outrage
Reports of federal agents detaining people at a bus stop near a Winchell's Donut House in Pasadena spurred outrage among some elected officials in Los Angeles County.
'It's a risk to come to work': Terror and a touch of desperation in L.A.
Around certain immigrant hubs, The Times found that daily life had been significantly altered because of the fear and panic around the ongoing immigration raids.
Efforts to reduce dust from dry Owens Lake bed are helping, report finds
Dust rising from the dry bottom of Owens Lake is a longstanding problem. Now, scientists have found that lands surrounding the lake are a bigger source of dust pollution.
Protesters are chasing federal agents out of L.A. County hotels: 'A small victory'
In hotels across L.A. County, federal immigration agents come face-to-face with a public that is often highly critical of their enforcement actions.
Jun 25, 2025
