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A family who appear to be seeking asylum stand in front of an American border patrol agent. Both the mother and father are carrying babies, and a young boy with a hood looks up at the agent with a sad but hopeful facial expression. They family appears weary.

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LA's Immigrant Advocates Respond Quickly After 42 Migrants Bused From Texas Border (And Other Headlines)

Many of the individuals have connected with relatives in California

The view of Marina Del Rey from the end of the trail

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Two LA Beaches Rank As The Most Polluted (And Other Headlines)

Storm runoff is partly to blame for high bacteria levels near Santa Monica and Marina Del Rey, according to a new report.

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Yet Another City Council Person Charged With Corruption (And Other Headlines)

Curren Price faces 10 counts of embezzlement, perjury and conflict of interest.

City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto, a woman with light skin tone, straight brown hair, wearing a blue blazer stands at a podium and speaks into a microphone. Behind her is Mark Adams, a man with light skin tone, white hair, wearing a navy blue blazer, white shirt, and light blue tie. He stands in front of two flags.

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Concerns Mount Over Man In Charge of Skid Row Housing Trust (And Other Headlines)

Unpaid business taxes and overbilling raise more questions.

A man with brown skin tone and wearing sunglasses and ball cap looks in the direction of the camera as he leads a crowd of others as they carry flags at what appears to be a protest.

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The Draw To White Supremacy (And Other Headlines)

LAist immigrant communities correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas explores why some people of color are drawn to white supremacist ideologies.

A man and woman strain to touch each other but are separated by an amorphous, see-through barrier in this illustration.

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LA County Officials Push CARE Court Hiring Forward (And Other Headlines)

But it may be a challenge to find staff for the new program, which aims to put people suffering from mental illness on a potential path to treatment.

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How To Talk To Kids About Anti-LGBTQ+ Protests (And Other Headlines)

Two recent clashes between anti-and pro-LGBTQ+ rights protesters occurred at schools over recognition of Pride Month.

An infographic describing how people who use more medical care are more likely to have medical debt.

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The Crushing Impact Of Medical Debt In Los Angeles (And Other Headlines)

One in 10 Angelenos are weighed down by medical costs. The ones who are disproportionately affected are poor, people of color and those with chronic health conditions.

A person wearing a brown top and pants walks past a big building that has signs saying Sunset Bronson studios, Netflix and KTLA5. He is holding a sign that says Writers Guild Strike

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Writers And Actors Want More From The AMPTP (And Other Headlines)

How the Directors Guild of America’s tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers could impact writers currently on strike.

On the left, Marisa Alcaraz smiles at the camera. She is a light-skinned Latina, with long dark hair and dark eyes. On the right, Imelda Padilla, a light-skinned Latina, smiles at the camera. She has brown eyes, and dark hair with a few blond streaks in it.

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The Battle For Nury Martinez’s Seat

Marisa Alcaraz and Imelda Padilla face off for the City Council District 6 seat, each presenting two different backgrounds.