Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass started her week making headlines. She talked about wanting to rid the city of all National ...

Pentagon confirms that 2,000 California National Guard members are being withdrawn from the mission to protect federal ...

Roughly half of the California National Guard troops placed under federal control and sent to Los Angeles are going home ...

President Donald Trump’s administration says it is ending the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops sent to Los Angeles ...

This comes after the Trump administration last week reduced the troops' size by half to 2,000 National Guard members.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is again calling for an end to the “unnecessary deployment” of National Guard troops in the city ...

The Pentagon pulled back about half of the National Guard troops deployed to Los Angeles, arguing lawlessness from anti-ICE ...

The troops were assigned to guard federal buildings and support immigration agents during protests against enforcement ...

Mayor Bass said “We organized peaceful protests, we took the Trump administration to court — that led to today’s retreat” ...

“There’s not much to do,” one Marine, who was not named, told the Los Angeles Times. After the protests died down a month ago ...

More than a month after President Trump deployed the U.S. military to Los Angeles amid immigration sweeps, the troops have ...

About 90 members of the California National Guard and over dozen military vehicles like Humvees are helping protect immigration officers Monday as they carry out a raid in a Los Angeles park.