Host Josie Huang and LAist's Explore LA team look at what the World Cup returning to Los Angeles means for the city's many communities. 

Host Josie Huang and LAist's Explore LA team look at what the World Cup returning to Los Angeles means for the city's many communities.&nbsp;

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Explore LA special: World Cup is back in LA

A legal nonprofit has released a report to help medical professionals care for the growing number of people who are showing up at hospitals in the custody of federal immigration agents. LAist's Julia Barajas reports. 

A legal nonprofit has released&nbsp;<a href="https://media.nilc.org/2026/05/NILC_PatientsinICECustody_2026.pdf" data-cms-ai="0">a report</a> to help medical professionals care for the growing number of people who are showing up at hospitals in the custody of federal immigration agents. LAist's Julia Barajas reports.&nbsp;

More people are showing up to hospitals in ICE custody. A new report teaches staff how to respond

The International Surfing Museum in Huntington Beach is now open to the public. LAist's Destiny Torres has more. 

The International Surfing Museum in Huntington Beach is now open to the public. LAist's Destiny Torres has more.&nbsp;

The International Surfing Museum opens in Huntington Beach. Here's what to know

Federal prosecutors filed a motion Monday to drop their case against labor leader David Huerta, a year after he was arrested protesting an ICE raid in downtown L.A. last summer. His arrest was one of the most dramatic moments of last summer, sparking a firestorm of criticism. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

Federal prosecutors filed a motion Monday to drop their case against labor leader David Huerta, a year after he was arrested protesting an ICE raid in downtown L.A. last summer. His arrest was one of the most dramatic moments of last summer, sparking a firestorm of criticism. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

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