The Epoch Times Los Angeles

07/26/2025

Only 18% of Californians Can Afford to Buy a Home | Oscar Wei

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07/22/2025

Santa Monica business owner John Alle describes how he and a group of local volunteers launched a grassroots effort to help individuals experiencing homelessness return to their families.
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The program, which began in June, has already received 500 phone calls from people seeking assistance.
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With minimal requirements and a direct approach, the initiative raises questions about whether community-led efforts like this could offer a more effective and compassionate path in addressing California’s homelessness crisis.

07/19/2025

A review of the project found it was behind schedule, with a $7 billion funding gap and no capacity to electrify related infrastructure by deadline.

07/17/2025

A push by the California Grizzly Alliance to rewild nearly 1,200 grizzly bears in California is concerning conservationists, who say the idea is impractical and dangerous in such a densely populated state.

07/16/2025

07/16/2025

“Over the weekend, our brave ICE agents arrested monstrous illegal aliens convicted of heinous crimes, including r**e of a child, sexual assault, and possession of child pornography,” DHS said in a statement.

06/30/2025

On July 1, California’s latest legal wave touches almost everyone, from streaming bills to short-term rentals, paychecks to mental health. Find out what’s changing.

06/27/2025

06/27/2025

The federal government is suing Orange County’s top election official, accusing him of withholding voter records that could reveal noncitizen registrations.

06/27/2025

The Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into the University of California (UC) system to determine whether its efforts to boost faculty diversity run afoul of federal anti-discrimination laws.

06/22/2025

California is adding more clean energy, but infrastructure challenges and slow permitting continue to affect what gets built. In this California Insider panel, experts discuss how refinery closures and independent innovations are influencing the state's energy reliability.

06/20/2025

Border Patrol released no illegal immigrants into the country in May, a “staggering drop” from the more than 62,000 illegals that Border Patrol was “forced to release along the southwest border” during the same period in 2024, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said in a June 17 statement.

Border Patrol encountered just 8,725 illegal immigrants crossing the southwest border in May, down from 117,905 illegals encountered in May 2024.

“Under the leadership of this administration, CBP has received historic support resulting in another 93 percent decrease in illegal crossings along the southwest border this month when compared with last year,” CBP Acting Commissioner Pete Flores said.

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