A family with four kids was getting ready to celebrate their middle schooler's graduation. Then federal authorities came.

A family with four kids was getting ready to celebrate their middle schooler's graduation. Then federal authorities came.

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Her husband was picked up by ICE at a car wash. Where is he now?

California revenue is higher than expected, but falling enrollment and rising costs are putting pressure on local districts’ budgets.

California revenue is higher than expected, but falling enrollment and rising costs are putting pressure on local districts&rsquo; budgets.

If California has record revenue, why do school districts say they need more money?

The long-running debate over where to build a final resting place in Irvine for military veterans couldn’t get past the roadblock that has vexed stakeholders for years Tuesday — where to put it? LAist's Yusra Farzan explains how the issue came up once again during a city council meeting.

The long-running debate over where to build a final resting place in Irvine for military veterans couldn&rsquo;t get past the roadblock that has vexed stakeholders for years Tuesday &mdash; where to put it? LAist's Yusra Farzan explains how the issue came up once again during a city council meeting.

Debate over Irvine veterans cemetery hits same frustrating roadblock

Facing a loss of state and federal funding and increased costs, Los Angeles County officials are considering cutting homeless services and programs by more than 25% in the next budget year.

Facing a loss of state and federal funding and increased costs, Los Angeles County officials are considering cutting homeless services and programs by more than 25% in the next budget year.

Her husband was picked up by ICE at a car wash. Where is he now?

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