Regional & State News

At least 5,000 National Guard members and 2,000 troopers are fanning out statewide to bolster local police in advance of June 14 protests over federal policies.

The U.S. attorney in Los Angeles said a key arrest was made as authorities try to figure out who is funding and supporting the unrest that began on June 6.

Tiron Alexander was convicted of wire fraud and entering into a secure area of an airport by false pretenses.

The move challenges California’s clean car rules and will likely spark legal battles. Industry groups back the move to ease emissions standards.

The family argued in the petition that the school district applied a stricter test to the circumstances than was required.

The Marines will be deployed to Los Angeles soon, Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman said.

Both Tennessee and Students for Fair Admissions say an Education Department program is racially discriminatory.

The governor accuses the president of sending the California National Guard and U.S. Marines to Los Angeles ‘illegally, and for no reason.’

The service could be delayed to ensure safety, the Tesla CEO says.

The snack hub became well-known for a controversy over the origin of the company’s popular Flamin' Hot Cheetos.

The department said the California governor was endangering lives with a ‘crass political stunt.’

State legislators say their budget preserves health care and social services, and focuses on improving housing affordability.

The custody case of a mother barred from taking her daughter to the Bible-based church of her choice has gone to the Supreme Court of Maine for resolution.

Gregory Hunt was given nitrogen gas, while Anthony Wainwright died from a lethal injection.

Questions have arisen as to whether Chinese influence has helped fuel the chaos.

Protests are expected to continue in major Texas cities this weekend.

One of them was identified as an illegal immigrant from Mexico.

Attorney General Pamela Bondi said the terrorist organization remains a ‘clear and present danger’ to the United States.