The Pentagon is ending the deployment of all but 250 National Guard troops that remained in Los Angeles who were originally sent to the city to deal with protests over the Trump administration’s immig ...

Approximately 250 troops will remain in Los Angeles to protect personnel and property, the Pentagon said. At the peak of their deployment, nearly 5,000 service members were dispatched to the region: ...

The move further scales back the Trump administration's military presence that started on June 7 amid protests against ...

Around 250 National Guard troops will stay in Los Angeles to help protect federal personnel and buildings after the latest ...

"Approximately 250 California National Guardsmen remain in Los Angeles to protect federal personnel and property," Parnell said. "We greatly appreciate the support of the more than 5,000 Guardsmen and ...

Nearly two months after President Trump took the extraordinary step of deploying the National Guard to Los Angeles to quell ...

In response to the Pentagon's announcement of the release of the Guardsmen in Los Angeles, Mayor Karen Bass said on X, "Another win for Los Angeles tonight: 1,000 more troops are retreating." ...

Full-scale mock-ups allow aircrews to train against realistic representations of peer and near-peer threats, an expert said.

The move continues a scaling back of President Trump’s military deployment in Southern California that began on June 7.