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Why hasn't the Trump administration decided the fate of TPS for Salvadorans?
The Trump administration still hasn't reached a decision, plunging the Salvadoran community into uncertainty and raising questions about what has prompted the delay.
Tennessee's Prisons Chief Is Resigning After Failed Execution Of Christa Pike
Pike was placed on a ventilator and remained unconscious in a hospital, her attorneys said in a court filing Friday.
A Gut Punch In Ohio: Nearly 1,400 Laid Off At Truck Factory Just Days Before Trump Rally
One laid off worker said he voted for Trump three times. Now, he says he’s done with the president.
Supreme Court Will Hear Major Climate Change Case Involving A Devastating Colorado Wildfire
The case is part of a wave of climate change litigation across the country and the world, with billions of dollars at stake.
Lopez: Doors drummer John Densmore jams at Homeboy: 'Maybe I can do something here'
Densmore, 81, is an admirer of Father Greg Boyle and his decades-long mission of gang intervention and rehabilitation.
Victims of Catalina medical helicopter crash identified
Three people died after a medical transport helicopter traveling from Catalina Island to the mainland crashed into the Pacific Ocean. All three have now been publicly identified.
Arellano: My dad, Steve Hilton and tacos. What could go wrong?
Columnist Gustavo Arellano and his father met with Steve Hilton, a Republican running for California governor, at King Taco.
Trump is campaigning in reliably red states, a sign of midterm concerns
Trump is rallying in Republican strongholds such as Texas, Oklahoma and Alabama, betting that his presence will be enough to energize voters who might be thinking of sitting out the election.
Should California hotels be sued for using fragrances in their lobbies?
Hotels increasingly use signature scents to shape their brands, but guests with asthma or chemical sensitivities say those fragrances can trigger headaches and other problems.
L.A. considers the rare closure of an active oil site in Jefferson Park
In a city that was built on oil and remains home to over 2,000 active wells, zoning officials are considering a first: shutting down an active oil production site.