February 11 Gradually, then suddenly, blue state America is heading for financial disaster California, Illinois and New York face potential congressional seat losses in 2030 census due to ongoing population decline, echoing Hemingway's warning.
February 10 California school board member in hot seat after students violated orders leaving campus to protest ICE A Pajaro Valley School Board trustee in California allegedly confronted a high school principal over threats to tow student vehicles during an anti-ICE protest walkout.
February 10 DHS urges Newsom to honor ICE detainers after federal agent assaulted while arresting illegal alien at jail Federal agents were assaulted by protesters while arresting an accused criminal illegal immigrant in California after local the jail refused to honor an ICE detainer.
February 10 Los Angeles DA announces charges after breakthrough in 30-year-old murder cold case Nearly three decades after Claudia Guevara was found stabbed to death in Azusa, California, prosecutors announced murder charges against a 63-year-old man.
February 10 FBI Nancy Guthrie billboard campaign aims for 'crucial piece of information' FBI launches multistate billboard campaign to find missing Nancy Guthrie, 84, who was allegedly abducted from her Arizona home on Feb. 1, 2026.
February 10 Adam Schiff makes endorsement in California gubernatorial race Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff of California is backing his House Democratic colleague Rep. Eric Swalwell in the Golden State governor's race.
February 9 Ronald Reagan's granddaughter, Kevin McCarthy honor late president's legacy on his 115th birthday Ashley Reagan and former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reflect on Ronald Reagan's legacy at 115th birthday tribute, discussing parallels between past and present.
February 9 Appeals court backs Noem move to end TPS protections for Nepal, Honduras, Nicaragua The appeals court said the government is likely to succeed in defending Noem’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status protections.
February 9 Federal judge blocks California law forcing ICE agents to remove masks during operations A Clinton-appointed federal judge ruled California cannot enforce laws requiring ICE agents to remove masks, saying the measures violate the Supremacy Clause.
February 9 California jewelry store burglar breaks in from roof, owner threatens to leave Los Angeles Co-owner Touraj Nezafati said a thief stole roughly $100,000 in precious jewels from the family's business in California.