Private prison company sues California over civil rights law for immigrant detainees

Los Angeles Times - Oct 7, 2026

GEO Group operates several detention centers for people being held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It's challenging a new California law to give detainees privacy rights.

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Measure A could radically alter L.A. County labor talks. There's been little debate

Oct 27, 2026

Measure A could radically alter L.A. County labor talks. There's been little debate

Measure A would mandate binding arbitration when labor talks between the L.A. County supervisors and public safety unions that are barred from striking reach an impasse.

L.A. homicides are down to near-historic lows — but killings of Black men persist

Oct 27, 2026

L.A. homicides are down to near-historic lows — but killings of Black men persist

Homicides in Los Angeles have fallen to levels not seen since the 1960s, but more than a third of those killed this year have been Black. While gang intervention workers have been credited with reducing shootings in the most troubled neighborhoods, some have become victims of violence themselves.

Body of missing climber found, buried in snow, on Mt. Whitney

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Body of missing climber found, buried in snow, on Mt. Whitney

The Inyo County Sheriff's Office said it received a report from an employee at a Lone Pine motel of a guest who missed checkout and left his personal belongings behind.

Deaf workers lose thousands in power tools to thieves, have group hug, vow to 'keep going'

Oct 27, 2026

Deaf workers lose thousands in power tools to thieves, have group hug, vow to 'keep going'

The theft occurred in broad daylight while the construction workers were making repairs to a home in Granada Hills.

The California coast's great enemy: Record-hot ocean temperatures from El Niño

Oct 27, 2026

The California coast's great enemy: Record-hot ocean temperatures from El Niño

Unprecedented flooding is quickly becoming a fact of life in some Southern California coastal communities.

DSA's national leaders postpone decision on rescinding Raman's endorsement for mayor

Oct 27, 2026

DSA's national leaders postpone decision on rescinding Raman's endorsement for mayor

The left-wing group held a meeting Monday evening to decide whether to allow the local Los Angeles DSA chapter's endorsement of the council member to stand.

A pair of rare Brooks-Disney athletic shoes led detectives to $1 million in stolen gear, police say

Oct 26, 2026

A pair of rare Brooks-Disney athletic shoes led detectives to $1 million in stolen gear, police say

Investigators struck athletic-gear gold last week when they discovered a cache of stolen athletic shoes and other goods worth $1 million inside a Chatsworth warehouse.

9th Circuit denies feds' appeal over 20,000 ballots; district court hearing to proceed

Oct 26, 2026

9th Circuit denies feds' appeal over 20,000 ballots; district court hearing to proceed

The decision clears the way for the lower court to proceed with hearing the case. A hearing is scheduled Tuesday afternoon before Judge David O. Carter in Los Angeles.

Former Bass opponent Rick Caruso now says he will vote for her reelection as mayor

Oct 26, 2026

Former Bass opponent Rick Caruso now says he will vote for her reelection as mayor

Caruso said that he feared Raman would turn the LAPD into a "a laboratory for risky DSA social experimentation."

Ethics complaint filed over ads falsely portraying Raman promoting homeless camps

Oct 26, 2026

Ethics complaint filed over ads falsely portraying Raman promoting homeless camps

The Raman campaign's complaint says the ads spread on social media steer viewers to an interactive AI phone line with a voice falsely identified as that of Nithya Raman.

Your guide to Pasadena Measure PFD: A special parcel tax to fund the fire department

Oct 26, 2026

Your guide to Pasadena Measure PFD: A special parcel tax to fund the fire department

Measure PFD on the ballot in Pasadena would levy an annual parcel tax of 19 cents per square foot of improved property, with exemptions for low-income homeowners. The money would go into a special fund earmarked for fire stations, apparatus, equipment and staffing.

Experts question whether big-money campaigns backing Karen Bass are truly independent

Oct 26, 2026

Experts question whether big-money campaigns backing Karen Bass are truly independent

A former Bass advisor now runs an outside campaign committee supporting her reelection, raising questions about whether the committee is truly independent.

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