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LAPD Union Calls on Cudahy Vice Mayor to Resign Over Gang-Inciting Video

The LAPD’s police union is demanding the resignation—and possible prosecution—of Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzales after she posted a TikTok video calling on gang members to “protect their turf” from immigration agents. The since-deleted video has triggered a federal investigation and sharp rebuke from law enforcement officials, who say Gonzales’ comments were reckless and dangerous.

Doug Emhoff to Teach Law at USC, His Alma Mater

Doug Emhoff, former Second Gentleman and husband of Kamala Harris, will join USC Gould School of Law as a Distinguished Visiting Professor starting July 1. Emhoff, who earned his law degree from USC in 1990, returns with 30 years of legal experience and a focus on mentoring the next generation of attorneys.

Grocery Workers Threaten Strike as Contract Talks Resume

Tens of thousands of Southern California grocery workers at Ralphs, Vons, Pavilions, and Albertsons are back at the bargaining table this week after authorizing a strike over stalled negotiations and alleged labor law violations. Union leaders accuse the chains of dismissing serious concerns around understaffing and working conditions, while employers say they remain committed to a fair deal.

Immigration Raids Threaten Sales at L.A.’s Historic Flower Market

Sales at Downtown L.A.’s iconic Flower Market have sharply declined following a recent immigration raid that spooked vendors and buyers alike. With many stalls operated by immigrants—some undocumented—the crackdown has sparked fear throughout the community, leaving metal shutters down and foot traffic scarce. As ICE activity spreads across the city, the future of this once-bustling floral hub hangs in the balance.

Robert Garcia Elected Top Democrat on House Oversight Committee

In a major win for generational and cultural change within the Democratic Party, California Rep. Robert Garcia has been elected ranking member of the powerful House Oversight Committee. The 47-year-old former Long Beach mayor, who is both Latino and openly gay, defeated a more senior rival to secure the post. Garcia pointed to his leadership in local government as key preparation for his new role, where he plans to focus on government reform and accountability—particularly regarding the Trump administration.

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