California
Three Aryan Brotherhood members were convicted of orchestrating murders and other crimes from California prisons. But will they ever be moved the most secure federal facility?
Three members of the Aryan Brotherhood were found guilty Friday in a trial that revealed five murders on the streets of Los Angeles County were orchestrated from behind bars.
Testimony delivered at the ongoing trial of three accused Aryan Brotherhood members delved into Los Angeles County’s underbelly: Cheap hotels, gambling parlors and crash pads from Lancaster to Long Beach, drug dealers and fraudsters.
Letters to the Editor
Donald Trump ran a divisive campaign. What’s happening in L.A. right now flies in the face of that, and the president-elect should see it.
Authorities say they have traced seven homicides — two in a California prison, five on the streets of Los Angeles County — to three men suspected of being top members of the Aryan Brotherhood.
World & Nation
The Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of the world’s millions of Ismaili Muslims and a major philanthropist, has died. His son will succeed him.
A new report from the Council on Islamic Relations said that close to half of Muslim students surveyed at dozens of California campuses felt harassed or discriminated against because of their religion.
Prosecutors suspect a powerful prison gang was behind the mysterious killings of two men with ties to Russian and Israeli organized crime.
Brant Daniel, a state prisoner and member of the Aryan Brotherhood, claims prosecutors violated a plea agreement to send him to federal prison. Now he’s taking legal action.
The endorsement follows months of tension between Arab American and Muslim groups and Democratic leaders over the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip.