Mr. Trump remained mostly quiet about the No Kings protests in the lead up, offering just a quick retort on Fox News show "Sunday Morning Futures," in an interview that will air on Sunday. "They're saying they're referring to me as a king. I'm not a king," he said.

"No Kings Day" protests in Los Angeles lead to at least one arrest and detentions after peaceful daytime marches.

At least one person was arrested Saturday after a mostly peaceful "No Kings Day" demonstration intensified in downtown Los Angeles.

Nearly 7 million protesters flooded into streets chanting, marching and waving homemade signs across the country.

On June 14, more than 50 million people across all 50 states joined in one of the largest single-day protests against "President Trump’s authoritarianism," according to Studio City Rising, a local event organizer. The latest "No Kings" rallies and marches will take place in dozens of Los Angeles County locations.

Pedro Pascal and Kerry Washington were among the A-list stars who joined the No Kings Day protests against President Donald Trump.

The second wave of No Kings protests on October 18 will feature around 80 events across Greater Los Angeles, including a major rally at Gloria Molina Grand Park. Organizers emphasize peaceful demonstration amid heightened law enforcement presence,

As millions of Americans take to the streets — from New York to Los Angeles — Hollywood is voicing its support for the nationwide No Kings protests.

From Crescent City to El Centro, Californians rally Oct. 18 against Trump-era policies in statewide ‘No Kings Day’ demonstrations.