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Democrats Slam ICE in Public but Quietly Move to Fund It With Conditions

The ICE funding debate highlights how Democrats seek oversight by attaching conditions to DHS funding despite public calls to defund the agency.

Korean American Chief of Staff Removed as Labor Department Travel Probe Expands

A Labor travel probe led to administrative leave for two senior aides as inspectors review alleged trip record issues at the Department of Labor.

New Car Prices Hit Record Again: $50,326 in December

New car prices set another record in December despite automakers’ year-end promotions. According to Kelley Blue Book, the average transaction price for a new vehicle...

After Victoria Lee’s Death, New Jersey Moves to Rein in Police Use of Force

New Jersey police use-of-force law A-4175 takes effect, requiring biennial reviews, public hearings, and transparency after Victoria Lee’s death.

Korean American Man Sentenced to 33 Years in Child Sexual Assault Case

A Korean American man received a 33-year child sexual assault sentence in San Juan County after jurors cited multiple aggravating factors.

Up to $1 Trillion in Wealth Is Already Fleeing California Over Billionaire Tax Fears

California’s billionaire tax proposal is prompting early capital flight fears as its retroactive design reshapes behavior before voters decide.

Social Security Retirement Covers Only 27.1% in California

Social Security retirement benefits, designed to replace about 40% of earned income, are falling far short of essential retirement living costs in California, according...

Did 449,000 Non-Citizens Skip Jury Duty While Staying on California Voter Rolls?

A claim that 449,000 non-citizens were excused from jury duty has renewed scrutiny of California voter rolls and the state’s Motor Voter system.

BTS Is Coming Back to LA – Here’s What Fans Must Do to Get Tickets

BTS LA tour details include four SoFi Stadium dates, presale rules, and ticket limits as fans prepare for the group’s 2026 world tour.

Rare Koreatown Landmark Project Moves to Construction After Years of Delay

The Olympic Gateway, a long-awaited Koreatown landmark, will begin construction this fall after city approval, marking progress on a project first proposed in 2008.