Oscars: The Academy announced the dates for its next two editions The most important awards in film will celebrate their 99th and 100th editions at Hollywood's iconic Dolby Theatre before moving to the Peacock Theatre
War in Iran shoots gasoline prices in LA Angels are worried about rising fuel prices, and fear it will trigger a surge in food prices
Does Karen Bass deserve the opportunity to lead Los Angeles for a second time? Just over two months before the primary elections, La Opinion interviews the mayor of LA
Hispanic woman sues LAPD for abuse of power in protest against ICE Jasmin Lomas suffered a serious facial injury from a less-lethal projectile fired by police after a protest against ICE in Los Angeles
Protester struck in front of federal building in Los Angeles The victim was struck while participating in a protest in downtown Los Angeles; it is unknown if they suffered any injuries or what their health condition was
Massive protest in Los Angeles against ICE presence About 3,000 people protested this Saturday against ICE operations and the intervention in Venezuela; authorities reported the arrest of one protester
Angels divided over US attack on Venezuela Venezuelans celebrate the “historic” capture of Maduro while activists denounce the invasion as illegal and unconstitutional by Trump
Hispanic man pleads not guilty to throwing Molotov cocktails at the Federal Building in Los Angeles Jose Francisco Jovel is accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at the Federal Building on December 1; the Hispanic man returns to court on February 10
With the posadas comes a little hope to businesses in southern California After months of low sales due to raids, business owners hope pinata sales will be the start of a better year
Hispanic man found not guilty for towing ICE car during raid in Los Angeles A jury found Bobby Nunez, a tow truck driver, not guilty of towing a federal vehicle during an August raid in downtown Los Angeles
Hispanic father sentenced for the death of his 15-month-old son in Los Angeles Juan Jose Herrera, 39, was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison; the 15-month-old boy died from a traumatic brain injury
Nick, son of Rob Reiner, is isolated in prison and under surveillance for suicide risk Authorities have already announced the strict surveillance measures they are following in prison with Nick Reiner, as they fear the worst
They reveal that Nick Reiner was diagnosed with schizophrenia weeks before the murders Nick Reiner is being charged with the murder of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and photographer Michele Reiner
Mayor Bass's reelection campaign begins in Los Angeles With the promise of making a safer and more affordable city, Bass kicked off her reelection campaign for the mayoral election on June 2, 2026
The odyssey of a Latino freed from HIV Mexican man narrates how he faced the diagnosis almost three decades ago.
Widespread blackout in Los Angeles left thousands without power The Department of Electricity and Water is investigating the causes; service was gradually restored
Immigration agents detain a citizen and his one-year-old baby For protesting a raid at Home Depot, he was detained for more than 24 hours, and his baby daughter, who was in the car, was taken
Political Round: Politicians, fans, and owners of the Dodgers play two sides They claim to be friends of immigrants, but they applaud the team's principal owner who does business with ICE
The Dodgers aim for the three-time championship in a big party with their fans MVP Yamamoto greets a Dodger Stadium full of fans and excitement in Spanish, where Dave Roberts raises his voice about going for a third straight title in 2026
Los Angeles dresses in blue and white to celebrate the champion Dodgers Thousands of fans filled the streets for the Dodgers champions' parade in downtown Los Angeles; fans got up early to get the best spot
Everything ready for the Dodgers victory parade They are World Series champions again, for the first time in 25 years
Disorder in Los Angeles after Dodgers victory Los Angeles police declared a citywide tactical alert Saturday afternoon; Dodgers fans staged street takeovers
Discover how to get to the Dodgers parade by subway Use Metro Los Angeles trains to attend the Dodgers parade this Monday downtown; find the routes closest to the parade route
Champion Dodgers Parade: Tour of the celebration in Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced the city's coordination for the Dodgers' championship parade this Monday in downtown Los Angeles
The tragedy of the arrested and deported students Immigration attorney Alex Galvez advises consulting a lawyer before attending an immigration appointment
'No Kings' protest Ends in Eviction and Arrests in Los Angeles The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has not provided any information on arrests after the demonstration.
South American thieves arrested in police operation in Los Angeles The suspects attempted to flee to a neighboring apartment when Burbank police arrived; stolen merchandise, jewelry, and cash were found at the scene.
They will support small businesses affected by raids with cash They could receive assistance of up to $5,000, and the application period has already opened and ends on October 31st
Strawberry delivery man arrested in LA by Border Patrol is released on bail He claims his arrest was based on racial profiling because of his skin color; his lawyer says it was to harm Governor Newsom
Family fights to save iconic burrito of Los Angeles Richard Hernandez son of Jesus the founder of La Carreta, is making every attempt to save the burrito tradition at Olvera Plaza, which began in 1960
On Labor Day, the slogans were against Trump Hundreds of workers reject the current administration policies in favor of billionaires and ICE operations
They perform a 24-hour boycott against corporations collaborating with ICE They demand an end to militarization, indefinite detention, and corporate complicity in arresting immigrants
Repudiate ICE in South Los Angeles Coalitions of Latinos and African Americans stand in solidarity in defense of immigrants
Wave of robberies at stores this weekend: 17 lootings in one month Robberies and looting are becoming more widespread in the city and county of Los Angeles
Good news! Metro D Line Resumes Service After 70 Days Los Angeles Metro resumes full D Line service at 4:00 a.m. this Saturday between Union Station and Wilshire/Western
Catholic dioceses allow immigrants no attend Mass for fear of ICE raids Bishop Alberto Rojas announced the decree in which he recognizes the concern and fear of many faithful about attending Mass
Hundreds of Angelenos run to remove ICE from the city The race is part of the Summer of Resistance campaign to honor migrant families and protest aggressive arrests
The difficult process to visit a family member arrested by ICE: hours of wait and without guarantee Relatives of immigrants detained by ICE face long lines, confusing answers, and brief or frustrated visits amid raids in Los Angeles
Sue al DHS to stop arrests of immigrants without judicial orders They seek to end the detention scheme implemented since June for violating the US Constitution
Protests in Los Angeles: Sixth Street Bridge closed due to raids For several hours, protesters blocked the Sixth Street Bridge to demonstrate against the presence of ICE agents in Los Angeles.
Immigrants detained: incommunicado and overcrowded Worker arrested at Ambiance warehouse in the Fashion District will serve a month in detention
Event calendar: what to do in Los Angeles from June 26 to July 2 Experience the classic ballet Swan Lake at the Dorothy Chandler
Stress, anxiety, and fear among entrepreneurs of the city of Santa Ana Immigrants consider skin color to be the passport for the arrest and deportation of Latinos
JD Vance fiercely attacked Newsom and Bass and mocked Padilla during his visit to Los Angeles Vice President Vance referred to California Senator Alex Padilla as Jose Padilla, who was convicted of supporting al-Qaeda.
Young Latina is accepted in 15 universities: choose Stanford She is a clear example of the talent and resilience that exist within the Latino community in Los Angeles
Trump has long asked to use the army to quell protests and Los Angeles gave him a chance Trump took advantage of the protests against ICE raids to take control of the California National Guard, which reports to the governor
ICE performs arrests in the parking lot of a church Family members of car wash workers arrested by immigration agents speak to the media
This was the first day of Jorge Ramos in his return to journalism after his departure from Univision Jorge Ramos ended a 6-month hiatus and returned to report on the raids against migrants in California
LAUSD students and parents fear ICE raids School district officials stress they will ensure the safety of students and parents during graduations
Trump adds another 2,000 soldiers of the National Guard in Los Angeles by protests Trump ordered another 2,000 federal troops to suppress protests in Los Angeles, which adds a new group of marines
Tension escalates between protesters and authorities in Los Angeles With the presence of the National Guard, local authorities attack protesters.
From Boyle Heights, they march to manifest their repudiation of the raids LAUSD Authorities Express Concern for Students After a Weekend of Protests
Tension in Los Angeles: massive demonstrations against ICE raids and military deployment Protesters set fire to several Waymo vehicles during protests in downtown Los Angeles following the weekend arrests of immigrants
Suicides continue to rise in the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department More than a dozen deputies have taken their own lives in the last two years
