At a plant in California, efforts are being made to prevent the explosion of 26,500 liters of a toxic substance. Due to the threat, tens of thousands of local residents have been evacuated.
Donald Trump Jr. is marrying Bettina Anderson in the Bahamas. The US President is unlikely to attend the private ceremony, to which only 50 guests have been invited.
The White House challenges the state's right to set its own emissions standards and electric vehicle requirements. California accuses Trump of rising prices.
In California's Sierra Nevada mountains, six skiers were rescued after an avalanche, and nine are believed to be missing. The rescued sustained injuries, with two hospitalized.
Trump expressed dissatisfaction with California Governor Newsom's clean energy deal with Great Britain. The White House considers it an interference in US foreign policy, while Newsom calls it a technical partnership.
California Governor Gavin Newsom stated in Munich that Trump's presidency is not a long-term norm for the US. He urged Europe to maintain stable cooperation with the United States.
During his visit to Europe, the Governor of California urged international partners not to sever strategic ties with the United States. He emphasized that radical changes in American foreign policy under Trump are a temporary phase.
Donald Trump has once again threatened tariffs on foreign films, while proposing "low-interest bonds" to support American film production. This initiative is a continuation of previous threats and plans to stimulate the industry.
Singer Demi Lovato posted a video of herself dancing on a yacht in a black and white bikini, announcing a new version of the song It's Not That Deep. She also spoke about healing while working on the documentary "Child Star" and activism for child protection in the entertainment industry.
A new plaque was spotted at the White House amid the government shutdown, drawing criticism from lawmakers. They note that US President Donald Trump is decorating the White House during the shutdown.
A metal shrapnel fragment from a prematurely detonated munition struck a law enforcement vehicle in California. The incident occurred during an event attended by US Vice President J.D. Vance, with no injuries reported.
An explosion and fire occurred at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo, California, causing powerful flames visible for many miles. Authorities reported no threat to the public and no injuries, and the fire was largely contained.
Sales of new electric vehicles in the US grew by 21% last quarter, reaching 10% of total deliveries, thanks to a $7,500 federal tax credit. However, a slowdown in EV sales is expected after the credit expires.
The Trump administration has intensified its campaign against Harvard University, imposing new restrictions on federal student aid funds. The U.S. Department of Education has placed Harvard under enhanced monitoring for funds and is demanding the opening of a $36 million letter of credit.
The California Parole Board denied parole to Erik Menendez, convicted of murdering his parents. His brother Lyle is also awaiting a hearing.
The US President plans to create a working group for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. This could escalate relations between the White House and local authorities after immigration raids.
The Pentagon is withdrawing 700 Marines from Los Angeles, who were deployed last month amid protests against increased immigration control. Defense Secretary Pete Hagseth ordered the redeployment of troops after stability returned to the city.
The filming of the second season of the series "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" will be moved from New York to Los Angeles. This decision is related to the expansion of the tax incentive program in California, which is intended to stimulate the return of large projects to the state.
California will increase annual funding for film and TV production by $750 million. This expansion of the program, initiated by Governor Gavin Newsom, is expected to create between 4.4 and 5.5 thousand new jobs.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has allowed the use of National Guard troops for protests. Trump's decision was called likely legal, but not final.
Federal officers removed Senator Alex Padilla from Minister Noem's press conference. After attempting to ask a question, he was pushed out, knocked to the ground, and handcuffed.
Texas Deploys National Guard to Maintain Order Amid Protests. California Governor Criticizes Trump for Excessive Use of Force Against Protesters.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has sharply criticized US President Donald Trump. He stated that America is on the verge of authoritarianism.
Trump said he is not worried about the situation in Los Angeles and the National Guard will remain there as long as there is danger. The deployment will last 60 days and cost $134 million.
The deployment of US federal troops in Los Angeles to suppress protests will last 60 days. The US Secretary of Defense said it would cost $134 million.
The State of California has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for federalizing the National Guard and sending Marines. Governor Newsom warned other states about the possibility of Trump repeating these actions.
The Governor of California published a photo of National Guard soldiers sleeping on the floor, whom Trump sent to disperse protests in Los Angeles, without proper support.
Rob Bonta said that Trump ordered troops to be sent to immigration protests, escalating the situation. The state is suing the Trump administration and demanding the cancellation of the federalization of the National Guard.
Former US President Donald Trump said his decision to send the National Guard to California was the right one. Otherwise, he said, Los Angeles would have been completely destroyed.
In Los Angeles, National Guard troops were deployed to quell protests against Trump's immigration measures. Governor Newsom called it illegal and accused Trump of creating the crisis.
