The president has repeatedly signaled his willingness to invoke the Insurrection Act if protests continue to escalate.

Residents and experts say the response is reminiscent of a longstanding dynamic in the state and around the country.

Trump wanted to unleash the troops on George Floyd protests. Now the gloves are off. After his advisers steered him away from bloodshed in 2020, the president promises troops ‘everywhere ...

While footage from the unrest in California shows some automobiles set ablaze, a clip shared widely online of a police car on fire is unrelated; it was filmed in Los Angeles in 2020, during separate ...

Out of the over $32 million,  $29,533,243 comes from the Los Angeles Police Department’s response to protests, “including ...

In dealing with the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles police chief described his force as “overwhelmed” by ...

The immediate aftermath of the Floyd murder entailed what many call the largest protest in United States history. Millions of people across the country marched peacefully but protested vocally about ...

Local papers framed the racial attacks as a vigilante response to an immigrant crime wave, and most of the people arrested ...

CHP HOLDS THE LINE in Downtown Los Angeles as protesters demonstrate their First Amendment rights.

As President Trump threatens to deploy more troops to cities with demonstrations opposing his administration’s policies, the ...

As America watched the recent protests unfold across Los Angeles, it was akin to a war zone and likely rekindled memories of ...

Five years later, Trump sees something familiar as protests rage across Los Angeles in response to the administration’s immigration raids. He moved quickly to deploy 4,000 National Guard members ...