An underground nightclub in El Monte was stormed by federal agents last month, leading to the arrest of nine illegal aliens and the seizure

Roberto Carlos Montoya ran from a Home Depot in Monrovia, about 20 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles, as Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents began the operation Thursday morning, Monrovia City Manager Dylan Feik said in a statement.

Two staff members at a Southern California surgery center are accused of assaulting U.S. immigration officers and interfering with an ICE investigation in a confrontation captured on video. Jose de Jesus Ortega,

Quoc Bo Pham and Dung Quoc Pham, both Vietnamese nationals, were taken into ICE custody in Westminster, California, as part of the agency’s Sex Offender Arrest and Removal (SOAR) initiative. The brothers, who entered the U.S. in the 1970s, had previously been convicted of a series of brutal crimes in the 1980s involving six victims aged 15 to 21.

It's possible that concerns over safety have persisted as immigration raids continued to play out in the Los Angeles region. But a drop in bus ridership from June to July in years past has not been uncommon.

Federal immigration officers have targeted people in vehicles, which is raising concerns about what DHS agencies can legally do if you're stopped while in a car.

Roberto Carlos Montoya Valdez was hit by a car on the 210 Freeway in Monrovia as he was allegedly running from an ICE raid at a nearby Home Depot. The Department of Homeland Security said agents weren't chasing him.

Federal immigration raids continue to sweep across the Southland, with recent operations leading to multiple arrests and sparking political mobilization. On Wednesday, federal agents conducted an

A man who fled as an immigration raid unfolded at a Home Depot in Southern California was killed when he ran onto a freeway as federal agents moved in, local officials said.