Los Angeles Times

20 hours ago | latimes.com | Rachel Uranga |Melissa Gomez |Corinne Purtill

Los manifestantes bloquean la calle durante una protesta contra ICE y las redadas de inmigración en Paramount. El sábado por la mañana estalló un enfrentamiento que duró horas entre manifestantes y agentes federales en Paramount, mientras los funcionarios federales advirtieron sobre más redadas de inmigración en Los Ángeles. El enfrentamiento cerca de un Home Depot en el 6400 de Alondra Blvd. se intensificó hasta convertirse en un enfrentamiento violento y tumultuoso.

22 hours ago | latimes.com | Rachel Uranga |Melissa Gomez |Corinne Purtill

An hourslong standoff between protesters and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents erupted Saturday morning at a Home Depot in Paramount, as federal officials warned of further immigration raids to come in Los Angeles. The confrontation near a Home Depot at 6400 Alondra Boulevard escalated into a fiery and tumultuous clash. At least one person was injured, ABC-7 reported.

1 day ago | latimes.com | Julia Frankel |Sam Mednick |Samy Magdy |Lee Keath

Israel is supporting armed groups of Palestinians in Gaza in what it says is a move to counter Hamas. But officials from the U.N. and aid organizations say the military is allowing them to loot food and other supplies from their trucks. One self-styled militia that calls itself the Popular Forces, led by Yasser Abu Shabab, says it is guarding newly created, Israeli-backed food distribution centers in southern Gaza. Aid workers say it has a long history of looting U.N. trucks.

1 day ago | latimes.com | Rachel Uranga |Rebecca Ellis |Clara Harter |Ruben Vives |Seema Mehta

Una serie de redadas sorpresivas del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE) en el centro de Los Ángeles provocaron el viernes una fuerte reacción de funcionarios electos y manifestantes, que denunciaron las acciones como “crueles e innecesarias” y dijeron que avivaron el miedo en la comunidad inmigrante. La tensión se mantuvo alta en el centro de la ciudad hasta la noche.

1 day ago | latimes.com | Jeff Martin |Safiyah Riddle

A former police chief and convicted killer known as the “Devil in the Ozarks” was captured by law enforcement 1.5 miles northwest of the prison he escaped from following a massive, nearly two-week-long manhunt in the rugged mountains of northern Arkansas, authorities announced Friday. Grant Hardin, a former police chief in the small town of Gateway near the Arkansas-Missouri border, was serving lengthy sentences for murder and rape.