Southern California

Detailed crime trends show that retail theft dropped during COVID-19 lockdowns but rose substantially after the pandemic.

Unions representing 45,000 workers plan to strike against Ralphs, Albertsons, Vons, and Pavilion as contract talks continue.

Overall, 700 Marines have joined the National Guard deployment, according to the Defense Department.

State senators passed the bill 29–1 earlier this month, saying it would bring California more in line with other states.

Federal and district attorneys highlight criminal cases and potential penalties for violence during Los Angeles protests.

The order comes hours after a judge ordered the administration to return control of the California National Guard to Gov. Gavin Newsom.

A new report reveals state residents’ opinions on foreign aid, tariffs, environmental regulations on oil and gas drilling, and other issues.

Several actions taken by local law enforcement officials and state leaders have inflamed the situation, former Sheriff Alex Villanueva said.

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.

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

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

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

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

Customers are willing to wait in line to get their share of Din Tai Fung’s famous soup dumplings, according to a new report.

The plan would have raised costs for residents and burdened the grid, say opposing board members. Those in favor point to the ‘consequences of dirty air.’

The California governor is seeking an emergency court order to halt troop involvement in Los Angeles.