What to Know
- Los Angeles awoke Monday to relative quiet, but signs of weekend violence remained as stood guard over businesses with broken glass, looted shelves and graffiti.
- More demonstrations over immigration raids are planned for Monday, marking a fourth day straight day of demonstrations.
- More than two dozens arrests were reported by various law enforcement agencies and several Waymo cars were set on fire in downtown Los Angeles.
- Part of the 101 Freeway was blocked when demonstrators walked onto the road in downtown LA.
- About 300 National Guard troops were deployed to protect federal properties in Los Angeles.
Protests in Los Angeles over immigration raids turned violent over the weekend. Follow live updates Monday as tensions remain high.
