Emotions were high for Carpinteria residents reeling from a Thursday raid on a Carpinteria cannabis business, where federal agents reportedly arrested 10

The family members of the people who were detained after the Department of Homeland Security raided two cannabis farms in Southern California are still awaiting updates on their loved ones. Federal officials said around 200 workers were arrested in the raids,

Heavily armed immigration agents backed by National Guard soldiers kidnapped workers and US citizens alike, with many still missing more than 24 hours after the raid.

In the aftermath of two immigration enforcement raids at California facilities, cannabis company Glass House Farms released a statement saying it “fully

Federal agents denied U.S. Congressman Salud Carbajal access as they carried out an immigration raid at a cannabis farm in Carpinteria Thursday.

Glass House Farms, a cannabis growing facility in Carpinteria, was the site of an apparent raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on Thursday.

Now the City Council is calling a special meeting to discuss the matter and related topics Thursday at 6 p.m. after video of recent ice activity in Carpinteria sparked concern earlier this week. The council normally meets every other Monday.

Trump urged immigration agents to use 'whatever means is necessary' to arrest 'THUGS' who attack them, after violent clash in California.

ICE and National Guard target a cannabis farm in Carpinteria on July 10 and shoot smoke and stun grenades into a peaceful crowd.

Recent immigration action in Carpinteria has concerned businesses who fear it will turn away customers. Already some report a lower turnout.