In first vote since shutdown, Senate is likely to defeat two competing bills

Neither of the proposals to fund the government stand much chance of ending the month-long stalemate over President Trump’s border wall.

Central American immigrants inundate southern Mexico seeking new humanitarian visas

More than 10,000 people, have applied in the past week at Mexico's southern border with Guatemala. Many plan to head for the U.S.-Mexico border.

As protesters fill streets of Venezuela, Trump recognizes opposition leader as rightful president

Gov. Gavin Newsom makes aggressive, early moves on his gun control agenda for California

Elite LAPD unit disproportionately stopped black drivers, data show

Black drivers bear the brunt of an LAPD crackdown in South L.A. by its elite Metro division, according to a Times analysis.