Seventy-five people were arrested after Saturday’s “No Kings” protest in downtown Los Angeles when tensions escalated near the Metropolitan Detention Center, according to the Los Angeles Police ...

As of early Sunday, LAPD had confirmed that nine juveniles were arrested and cited for failure to disperse. All were later released to their parents.

Hundreds of agitators violently clashed with police outside a federal complex in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday as “No Kings” protests swept across Southern California and the rest of the nation.

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Thousands of protesters gathered to march through the streets of downtown Los Angeles Saturday afternoon as part of the latest “No Kings” protest taking place across the U.S. SKY5 was live overhead ...

What started as a centralized movement has expanded into a massive regional mobilization, with organizers coordinating simultaneous events in dozens of cities across the U.S. to protest federal ...

Tens of thousands of protesters in Southern California are expected to join others in cities across the U.S. on Saturday for ...

Police said dispersal orders were issued and multiple people were detained after the "No Kings" rally in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday.

Droves of anti-Trump protestors are expected to attend local “No Kings” protests in Southern California and across the nation ...

Los Angeles put up several gates overnight Friday at onramps and offramps to protect against rowdy protesters in this weekend ...

The downtown rally at Gloria Molina Grand Park across from City Hall began around 2 p.m., followed by a march that got underway after 3 p.m.