Paige St. John covers criminal justice, disasters and investigative stories for the Los Angeles Times from Northern California. She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in investigative reporting in 2011. She hails most recently from Florida, where she covered state politics, hurricanes and property insurance.
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El mito de los inmigrantes indocumentados que viajan de casilla en casilla para votar ilegalmente se remonta a más de tres décadas en California y se ha extendido por todo el país.
Conservative activists pressure election officials to drop people from voting rolls, claiming it invites massive ballot fraud in California
The Riverside County investigation illustrates the challenge authorities face when dealing with allegations of massive voter fraud.
The myth of undocumented immigrants traveling from poll to poll to illegally vote goes back more than three decades in California and has spread nationwide.
Un exjefe de policía e instructor de yoga es acusado junto con otros cinco hombres del sur de California por su presunta participación en los disturbios del Capitolio.
A former police chief and yoga instructor is indicted along with five other Southern California men for their alleged roles in the Capitol riot.
A former police chief and yoga instructor is indicted along with five other Southern California men for their alleged roles in the Capitol riot.
La extrema derecha en el condado de Orange sigue siendo una fuerza y se basa en una larga historia de extremismo.
Four members of Orange County’s resurgent far right spoke at a pro-Trump rally in Washington the day before the Capitol riots. Their violent rhetoric targets foes both real and imagined.
The far right in Orange County remains a force and is building on a long history of extremism.