California lawmakers approve 2 bills to support legal responses to Trump’s administration
Last month, the wildfires that scorched Los Angeles brought California legislators together to support aid for response and recovery efforts. On Monday, the air of bipartisanship was gone as Assembly Democrats pushed past Republican opposition to approve a pair of bills that will set aside up to $50 million combined to respond to and challenge President Donald Trump and his administration.
Trump issued a slew of immigration-related executive orders and has promised to prioritize targeting undocumented immigrants ...
Gavin Newsom called the special session to oppose Trump, but questions remain his support for immigrants with criminal ...
Local immigration attorneys say they're seeing a surge in people reaching out for support as deportation numbers continue to climb.
The crackdown on undocumented workers in Central California snared dozens of citrus workers, striking fear into many who are ...
Without Immigrants" encourages immigrants to refrain from going to work, school and shopping to highlight the essential role ...
Lawmakers in Huntington Beach, California, voted Tuesday to become a "non-sanctuary" city in defiance of the state's ...
The state’s policies are so counter to good governance and good law enforcement that Huntington Beach is just fed up,” City ...
As President Donald Trump begins his second term with a declaration of a national emergency at the southern border and a ...
CA Republican Rep. Bill Essayli questioned state staffers on whether a bill being considered in Newsom's special session ...
Learn about California's SB 48, designed to restrict ICE near schools and uphold its sanctuary status amid federal ...
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