Iran diaspora in Los Angeles dream of 'regime change' Talk of ousting Iran's clerical leadership resonates strongly in L.A., where nearly 200,000 Iranian-Americans form the Iranian diaspora's ...

Kamran Afary, a professor of communication at California State University, Los Angeles, who emigrated from Iran in the 1970s and cowrote a book about identities in Iranian diaspora, said the ...

Iranian Americans have become an emerging force in Hollywood. But as the war between Israel and Iran reverberates across the ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -In the cafes and restaurants of Little Persia, a Los Angeles enclave of about half a million Iranian-Americans, hatred for Iran's Islamic government is red hot and widely felt.

As a Christian who smuggled Bibles into my home country of Iran, I became a target of the country’s Islamist regime, which ...

A recent spate of arrests highlights Iran's intensifying crackdown on suspected spies amid tensions with the U.S. and Israel.

Protesters rallied in Los Angeles against Iran's government on Monday, holding Iranian, U.S. and Israeli flags and signs supporting President Donald Trump. Some wore hats saying 'Make Iran Great ...

Tanaz Golshan was 2 when her family left Iran in 1986. She serves as the senior vice president of Caring for Jews in Need, the Jewish Federation Los Angeles’ service arm.

Kamran Afary, a professor of communication at California State University, Los Angeles, who emigrated from Iran in the 1970s and cowrote a book about identities in Iranian diaspora, said the community ...

Many Iranian Jews in the diaspora have viewed the onset of the war with “anxious glee,” said Daniel Bral, a West Los Angeles resident whose grandfather, Moossa Bral, was the sole Jewish member ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Tehrangeles” in West Los Angeles is home to the largest Iranian community outside Iran. This cultural enclave, also known as Little Persia, is where Iranian Muslims, Jews ...