Surveillance video from a school shows ICE agents urinating on its grounds, leading to public outrage and calls for an investigation. The agents complied with requests to leave after being confronted by school officials.

Protesters shut down the Sixth Street bridge in Los Angeles, demonstrating against ICE and calling for tenant protections including an eviction moratorium.

Pasadena rallies around Rosalina Luna Vargas after her ICE detention, which spurred widespread outcry and protests over the arrest's manner, and debate on immigration enforcement targeting long-term community members.

DryTown Water Park in Palmdale is set to get a new slide tower with three distinct experiences, approved unanimously by the City Council for summer 2026 opening.

Residents of Culver City rallied after the arrest of beloved local ice cream vendor Ambrocio "Enrique" Lozano by federal agents, criticizing the nature of the operation and showing support for his release.

Immigration raids in Southern California lead to cancellation and postponement of several July 4th events to prioritize community safety amidst concerns and fear of enforcement activities.

Mayor Karen Bass and community join Shine LA event to revitalize Downtown L.A. after recent raids, emphasizing unity and preparation for the FIFA World Cup.

Federal agents raided Jorge Sierra-Hernandez's home in Huntington Park, using forceful entry and prompting criticism from the mayor for impacting children present.

Southern California Edison warns Malibu residents of more frequent power outages due to heightened wildfire risks, advising preparedness for the fire season.

Cudahy postponed its July 3rd Independence Day event due to safety concerns amid ICE raids; neighboring cities did the same. Vice Mayor Gonzalez's controversial remarks drew criticism.

Pasadena Water and Power awards $5,000 and $2,500 scholarships to Luciana Piro and Alyssa Yepez for their STEM achievements and future academic pursuits.

The LAUSD approved an $18.8 billion budget for 2025-26, focusing on staffing, Black and LGBTQ+ student programs, arts, and equity, while freezing top salaries.

California cities are set to raise their minimum wage on July 1st, with rates varying by city and business size, to address the high cost of living and inflation.