New Bill Aims to Overturn Ban on Marks Like Tildes and Accents on Official Documents
A birth certificate is a person's first official document, but what parents can put on it is limited in California, owing to a 30-year-old rule. A bill making its way through the state Legislature seeks to change that.
Fearing Immigration Crackdown, Some Go Into Hiding While Churches Prepare Sanctuaries
As the Trump administration steps up its enforcement against unauthorized immigrants, many are laying low to escape deportation. Some families have gone into self-imposed hiding. And several Southern California churches are preparing shelters for those who don't feel safe.
L.A. Congressman Adam Schiff Calls for Independent Commission to Investigate Trump
After a four-day visit to the nation's capital, Gov. Jerry Brown is heading back to California. Brown met with both California's Democratic and Republican congressional delegations Tuesday, and said he was "cautiously optimistic" that common ground could be found. Among the people Brown met with is Los Angeles Congressman Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. We spoke with Schiff about the ongoing investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.