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Former Workers Struggle After L.A. Immigration Raid at Fashion Company

Former Workers Struggle After L.A. Immigration Raid at Fashion Company

A year after a major immigration raid at Ambiance Apparel in Los Angeles, former workers continue to face challenges. The raid, which targeted undocumented workers, resulted in over 40 arrests, many from Indigenous Zapotec communities. The affected workers and their families are dealing with deportations, stalled legal cases, and economic hardships. Advocacy groups have raised funds and provided legal support, but many families still struggle with the aftermath.

Stadium workers near Los Angeles vote to authorize a strike days before the World Cup begins

Stadium workers near Los Angeles vote to authorize a strike days before the World Cup begins

Stadium workers near Los Angeles have voted to authorize a strike as the venue prepares to host the U.S. men’s soccer team’s opening World Cup match

Hollywood workers rally against Paramount-Skydance deal

Hollywood workers rally against Paramount-Skydance deal

By Dawn Chmielewski and Jody Godoy LOS ANGELES, June 6 (Reuters) - As he spoke at a gathering on Saturday to protest Paramount Skydance's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros.

Federal Investigation Launched into California Elections Following President Trump's Fraud Allegations

Federal Investigation Launched into California Elections Following President Trump's Fraud Allegations

A federal investigation into California's election process has been initiated following unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud by President Trump after the state's June 2 primary. The U.S. Attorney's office in Los Angeles confirmed the launch of multiple election fraud investigations and dispatched a prosecutor to the county's vote-counting center. This development follows President Trump's allegations of mass fraud linked to the ongoing vote tabulation in California, a state with over 23 million registered voters. The claims, made before the final results are certified, have raised concerns about misinformation and public distrust. Late-counted Democratic-leaning mail ballots have been narrowing the margins for candidates backed by Trump in key races, including the contests for governor and Los Angeles mayor.

J&J beats lawsuit alleging that talc caused three women's cancer

J&J beats lawsuit alleging that talc caused three women's cancer

By Dietrich Knauth NEW YORK, June 5 (Reuters) - A Los Angeles jury on Friday sided with Johnson & Johnson in a lawsuit by the families of three women who alleged that the company's talc products caused ovarian cancer, finding that J&J was not negligent when selling cosmetic talc products.

Los Angeles Community Resists Trump Administration's Mass Deportation Efforts

Los Angeles Community Resists Trump Administration's Mass Deportation Efforts

A year after President Trump initiated a large-scale deportation campaign in Los Angeles, local communities continue to resist through grassroots efforts. The campaign, described as the largest domestic deportation operation in American history, has led to widespread protests and the formation of mutual-aid networks. These networks include court-accompaniment groups and neighborhood patrols, aimed at protecting immigrant communities from federal raids. The raids, which began with masked federal agents conducting sweeps across Southern California, have been met with significant local opposition. Many of those arrested had no criminal records, contradicting the administration's portrayal of the operation as targeting hardcore criminals. The community's response has been marked by a collective effort to support affected families and assert immigrant rights.

President Trump Alleges Cheating in California Vote, Claims Federal Probe Underway

President Trump Alleges Cheating in California Vote, Claims Federal Probe Underway

President Trump has made unsubstantiated claims of electoral fraud in California's primary elections, suggesting that Democrats are attempting to manipulate the results. He alleged that federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are investigating these claims, although no evidence has been provided to support this assertion. Trump's accusations focus on the use of mail-in ballots, which he claims are susceptible to fraud. California Secretary of State Shirley Weber has defended the state's election process, emphasizing the importance of accuracy over speed in vote counting. Governor Gavin Newsom's office has dismissed Trump's claims as misinformation.

ICE Raids in Los Angeles: A Year Later, Impact and Controversy Persist

ICE Raids in Los Angeles: A Year Later, Impact and Controversy Persist

One year after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted raids in Los Angeles, the impact on the local community remains significant. The raids, which targeted areas like the Garment District and Westlake, led to mass protests and clashes with federal officials. Thousands of individuals, primarily from the Latino community, were detained, many without criminal records. The enforcement actions were part of a broader national strategy, including operations in Chicago and Charlotte, which have faced criticism for their focus on Latino neighborhoods. Reports of inhumane conditions in detention centers have fueled ongoing protests and legal challenges.

DOJ Sends Prosecutor to Monitor LA Ballot Counting Amid President Trump's Fraud Allegations

DOJ Sends Prosecutor to Monitor LA Ballot Counting Amid President Trump's Fraud Allegations

The U.S. Department of Justice has dispatched an attorney to observe the ballot processing in Los Angeles following President Trump's claims of election fraud. The Los Angeles County elections office confirmed the presence of an Assistant U.S. Attorney at the Ballot Processing Center. This move comes after President Trump alleged that the U.S. Attorney's office was investigating the vote counting process. The county registrar-recorder emphasized that the ballot processing is open to public observation and that their staff is committed to ensuring every vote is accurately processed. The Justice Department has a history of monitoring elections to enforce federal voting laws, including those requiring language assistance and preventing poll worker intimidation. Despite the allegations, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office reported no complaints of criminal misconduct related to the vote-counting process.

The “Best Place to Watch” World Cup City Tier

The “Best Place to Watch” World Cup City Tier

From legendary soccer pubs to massive public viewing parties, we rank the best U.S. cities for experiencing the passion of the World Cup.

President Trump Accuses Democrats of Election Misconduct in California Primaries Without Evidence

President Trump Accuses Democrats of Election Misconduct in California Primaries Without Evidence

President Trump has made unsubstantiated claims that Democrats are attempting to manipulate the outcomes of the California gubernatorial and Los Angeles mayoral primaries. He alleged that the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles is investigating these claims, although no official confirmation has been provided. Trump's accusations focus on the delayed vote counting process, which is typical in California due to the high volume of mail-in ballots. The state's 'jungle' primary system, where the top two candidates advance regardless of party affiliation, adds complexity to the election dynamics. The ongoing vote count has yet to determine the final candidates, with Republican Steve Hilton currently leading.

On This Day: Robert F. Kennedy Was Assassinated in Los Angeles

On This Day: Robert F. Kennedy Was Assassinated in Los Angeles

Kennedy, a prominent U.S. senator and Democratic presidential candidate, was assassinated on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. ...