In this gripping personal account, journey with me as I recount the chaotic days of the LA Riots and how I barely survived ...

The lie of “justified” violence Los Angeles has a shameful history of violent and destructive riots — Watts in 1965, the Rodney King riots in 1992, the George Floyd riots in 2020.

Focusing again on Los Angeles, co-sponsor Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., said that he watched the riots for "nearly a week" as California officials "did nothing" until President Donald Trump ...

Antifa’s violence in LA is not helping immigrants by Samuel Rodriguez , opinion contributor - 06/19/25 7:30 AM ET Listen to audio version of this article Advertisement ...

The Issue: Riots in Los Angeles protesting federal immigration raids. Yet again, Democrats have resorted to violence to achieve their anti-American objectives (“Streets of fury,” June 11).

The "rooftop Koreans" became a viral meme during the LA anti-ICE riots. Here's what the 1992 riots were really like, from Korean-Americans who defended their businesses with guns.

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass could have chosen to condemn the violent riots, full-throatedly and with no equivocations.

Some civil rights leaders say "rebellion" or "uprising" and not "riots" is a better term to describe the events of April 29, 1992 after the Rodney King verdict.

This has become necessary because Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Gov. Gavin Newsom failed to do anything to quell the rioters. These riots are orchestrated.