At the ICE raid and subsequent community resistance, this skater kid ate dozens of munitions from Border Patrol agents, walked away slowly and flipped them off.

How to report foul odors in your LA County neighborhood. Residents can submit complaints about odors, asbestos, dust, gasoline dispensing and other air quality concerns to the district. If the air outside smells like rotten eggs, call the AQMD. https://t.co/o2h12W6jOa

Because of the Trump admin’s cuts, many of the organizations that helped migrants in Mexico have lost funding and either closed or cut staff, according to advocates on the ground. “Those who stayed trapped in Mexico face a rather broken refugee system." https://t.co/syyVYxJW4S

The Japanese American National Museum stands out among cultural institutions by refusing to bend to President Trump’s attacks on diversity, history and the truth. https://t.co/wjMspUIMvK

3 million care workers could be reclassified as "companions" instead of professionals under a proposal from the Trump admin, ending their right to federal minimum wage and overtime pay. Producer: Cerise Castle Camera: Jeff Ricker Editor: Marco Amador #homehealthcare #minimumwage

Start playing as a tiny bee. Then all you'll be doing is bumping your bee butt into strangers' foreheads in Central Park 🐝 Bee Simulator: The Hive is out now on PlayStation, Xbox and Switch!

CA agencies are joining forces to crack down on child labor violations after a Capital & Main investigation, produced in partnership with @latimes and McGraw Center for Business Journalism, found that the state is failing to protect underage farmworkers. https://t.co/AA59ZwDrGu

LAPD can continue to use military weapons, foam bullets and tear gas after City Council vote. LA City Council voted 8-4 to let LAPD keep using foam bullets and tear gas despite documented misuse and over $50M in civil rights violation payouts last year. https://t.co/8OcVOtOKMH

#GivingNewsDay is an opportunity to boost your impact and support paywall-free journalism: If we reach 100 new donors by Dec 31, we’ll receive extra funding through a generous NewsMatch contribution. Can you help us today by giving $1 or more? https://t.co/UDAVNrwmUt

The Southwestern Public Service Company has asked the state of New Mexico to grant exceptions to the state’s Energy Transition Act for two proposed gas-fired power plants. Critics call it “profound greenwashing.” https://t.co/UGcdCLToWy

LA just dodged major mudslides. But communities like Sierra Madre aren't out of danger yet. Data and aid to fight landslides fueled by bigger fires and intense storms are imperiled under Trump. https://t.co/7aopWtWEuu

In this two-part series published in partnership with the Los Angeles Times, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Robert J. Lopez Lopez exposes the dangerous and punishing working conditions faced by child and teenage agricultural workers in California. https://t.co/yBLNI7k8Si

Cubans and other third-country nationals deported from the U.S. are being dropped off on the streets of Villahermosa, Mexico, where they struggle to survive. Many say they end up living on the street because they can’t find enough work to pay rent. https://t.co/pkpi50QHSR

Been carrying around my Olympus Mju 140 around with me. Here are a few shots from the week.

Despite a burst of new housing laws, buying a home in California is increasingly unattainable – especially for lower-income earners, a new report shows. https://t.co/9nh0mWM6GJ

WHOA. The FBI was/is spying on a Signal chat for a New York immigration court watch group, claiming they were “anarchist violent extremist actors.” Your reminder that the government is watching and don’t say anything in a big group chat you wouldn’t say on TV.

Border Patrol is using hidden license plate readers to track drivers and flag “suspicious” travel patterns, an AP investigation found, raising concerns over secret surveillance.

Child Farmworkers -> Child laborers and other farmworkers in California are being exposed to toxic pesticides, in part because of splintered enforcement of safety regulations. https://t.co/Sq0NXYCi9p

A Capital & Main investigation via @LAJourno -> State officials are failing to protect the health and safety of thousands of young field laborers, an investigation has found. https://t.co/nQaq6zMjjm

The federal immigration raids are STILL happening in LA. National media might've moved on, but we're not. Support LA Public Press. 💪 https://t.co/PhF4PHYpJR

Breaking on MS NOW: The full grand jury never reviewed the indictment it handed up against James Comey. Prosecutors said that, instead of presenting a new indictment after the grand jury declined to approve one of the counts, Halligan simply brought an altered version for the

How employers and labor groups in LA have been organizing to protect vulnerable workers from ICE. My latest: