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A year after L.A. worksite immigration raid at fashion company, former workers still struggling

Last year, ICE arrested dozens of workers at Ambiance Apparel, a company in the Fashion District. Some have since been deported, others are out on bond and unable to work as their immigration cases remain pending.

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At 100, Route 66 still beckons as a cross-country caravan takes off from Santa Monica

A 70-car caravan embarked on a journey from Santa Monica to Chicago to celebrate the centennial of the famed 2,448-mile Route 66.

Judge pauses USDA plan to tie SNAP benefits to Trump's gender, immigration ideology

Twenty states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture in March, alleging that the Trump administration is attempting to place unlawful conditions on $74 billion in federal food assistance.

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In Koreatown, Radio Korea's move to Orange County feels bigger than a change of address

Some longtime listeners and former employees see Radio Korea as inseparable from Koreatown.

Lopez: For mayoral candidates and all of L.A., here's the homelessness conversation we must have

The mayoral general election is an opportunity to lay out a better plan on homelessness.