Christina Gonzalez

2 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

President Donald Trump is slightly changing course on his immigration policy, now saying "we must protect our farmworkers". "They're not citizens, but they've turned out to be, you know, great. And we're going to have to do something about that. We cant take farmers and take all their people and send them back because they don't have maybe what they're supposed to have, maybe not. So we're going to have an order on that pretty soon. We can't do that to our farmers," the president said Thursday.

3 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

Ted Koerner thought losing his beloved Altadena home to the Eaton fire was bad enough until he started to go through the rebuilding process. With about 600 applications in process, 15 permits have been issued so far. Keep in mind, 9,800 homes were destroyed by flames in January. His was one of the first homes cleared of debris, a process that is moving relatively quickly, with 56 Army Corps of Engineers cleanup crews in Altadena already clearing more than 5,000 properties.

3 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

Participants at a street takeover Sunday night stopped one driver when they realized she was doing doughnuts in a black SUV with small children in the vehicle. You can see people removing two young kids from the car, which, according to those there, were handed over to relatives.

3 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

The family of a 17-year-old boy is demanding justice after he was kicked and beaten during a concert in Palmdale. What we know:The incident was caught on cellphone video and shared online. The family is calling it a hate crime, but some people who attended the concert say otherwise. In the video, you can hear references to the N-word, which is why the mother of Elijah Green and local activists want a hate crime investigation.

4 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

After FOX 11 got a look inside the now-closed Chiquita Canyon Landfill in the Castaic area, residents in Val Verde invited us to visit and see first-hand the health troubles the community is facing because, they say, of the landfill. What we know:Assemblymembers Pilar Schiavo, Juan Carrillo and Anamarie Avila Farias, and Congressman George Whitesides visited with Val Verde residents on Friday. The community is right next to the landfill, which stopped taking in garbage in January.