LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three months after aggressive immigration raids began in Southern California, everyday life has shifted.

It's possible that concerns over safety have persisted as immigration raids continued to play out in the Los Angeles region.

In Los Angeles, undocumented immigrants face a dual crisis: recovering from devastating wildfires and increased ICE raids.

A man who fled as an immigration raid unfolded at a Home Depot in Southern California was killed when he ran onto a freeway ...

Over 20 ICE operations were confirmed across Southern California on August 21, with nearly 30 people taken from vehicles, homes, workplaces, and public spaces, including a violent 4 a.m. raid near San ...

Employees, volunteers and school police will patrol near an estimated 100 campuses and set up so-called “safe zones” in ...

Through fundraisers, grocery deliveries and ‘adopt a corner’ initiatives, Angelenos are coming together to support their ...

While Californian officials boast about homelessness decreasing in the state, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said she thinks ICE raids could lead to an increase in people without homes. New preliminary ...

One proposal the city council is considering requires LAPD to verify the identity of masked agents. They're also considering ...

A group of teachers, in collaboration with the community organization Union del Barrio, is launching "teacher patrols" to ...

Two staff members at a Southern California surgery center are accused of assaulting U.S. immigration officers and interfering ...

Come on man, y’all just overdoing it,” Ice Cube said of ICE agents detaining people in schools, churches, etc. around ...