What we need right now, badly, is a kind and compassionate United States that honors legal due process, not one that is knee-jerk harsh, vindictive and cruel.

The Daily Edition will not be published Friday or Monday in observance of July Fourth. Look for it again in your inbox on Tuesday, July 8. Below, check out the roundup of California Healthline’s ...

Rep. Young Kim had been among a small group of House Republicans who who had said they would not back any major cuts to ...

In the California Legislature, there is a bill to ban all law enforcement from covering their faces while conducting ...

The lawsuit says federal agents are stopping people only for being Latino, placing them in ‘deplorable conditions’ and not ...

New Mexico and Arizona typically stand to benefit the most from the North American monsoon, getting anywhere between 10% to ...

Clouds build up in the early afternoon and gusty winds push in every direction. The skies darken and then comes the rain — ...

As immigration raids sweep through Santa Ana, the city has created a $100,000 fund to help affected families cover needs such ...

Heidi Plummer, a Newport Beach attorney and U.S. citizen, said she was walking around Centennial Regional Park in Santa Ana ...

Councilmember Thai Viet Phan held strong opinions about not canceling the Fourth of July and proposed cutting all programming by 10% and using the $100,000 for an assistance fund.

For months, Maria, 55, a caregiver to older adults in California’s Orange County, has been trying not to smile.