Andrew J. Campa is a member of the Fast Break team at the Los Angeles Times, having previously covered the Eastside and San Gabriel Valley. Before, he worked at several medium and small daily newspapers and has covered education, sports and general news. He’s a proud University of Alabama (#RollTide), Cal State Fullerton and Pasadena City College alumnus. He hopes the Chicago Bears will get back to the Super Bowl before he dies.
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U.S. Border Patrol agents shut down the construction of a 2,918-foot-long tunnel connecting Tijuana and San Diego with the aid of Department of Homeland Security officials and Mexican authorities.
El Segundo Unified lost at a California appeals court last week and must pay former middle school student Eleri Irons a $1-million jury verdict she initially won in 2022, claiming the district was negligent in protecting her from bullying.
Jourdyn Godoy faces charges including possession of child pornography and criminal invasion of privacy. He is accused of putting hidden cameras in a dance studio bathroom.
Off-duty Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Marcos Pena Jr., 31, was pronounced dead Tuesday morning after being killed in a fatal traffic collision on the northbound 101 Freeway in North Hollywood. California Highway Patrol investigators said he and a female companion were outside their vehicle.
The Howe fire near Torrey Canyon and East Guiberson roads, just south of Piru and the Santa Clara River, has grown overnight to 34 acres with zero containment. About 18 miles west, the larger Maria fire is at 60 acres, but is also 60% contained.
Stories, video footage and personal testimonies have highlighted the harsh reality and sense of fear for immigrants and their families during ICE raids throughout Southern California over the last two weeks.
Four Chilean nationals with ties to an international theft ring were charged with four felonies on Friday morning for burglarizing more than $3 million in jewelry and valuables from 5 Star Jewelry & Watch Repair in Simi Valley on Memorial Day.
On eve of anti-Trump protests, downtown L.A. curfew turns nightlife hub into ghost town.
Yucca Valley resident Thomas Eugene Streavel, 73, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to three felony counts of making threats on Facebook against Donald Trump.