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LA belongs to the Trojans
No. 4 USC dominates the Battle for LA, sweeping three of four matches and surrendering just a single court across the weekend.
Iran’s supreme leader reported dead after coordinated strikes by U.S. and Israel
Airstrikes on Tehran prompted Iranian retaliation across the Gulf, leading to airspace closures and warnings to civilians on Saturday as weeks of tense diplomacy collapse into conflict.
ATVN Celebrates Black Culture and Community for Black History Month|ATVN Wednesday February 25, 2026
ATVN Celebrates Black Culture and Community for Black History Month|ATVN Wednesday February 25, 2026
City of Angels, city of rivals
USC looks to defend home court and derail No. 2 UCLA’s conference-perfect run in a rivalry finale packed with star power.
In Baldwin Hills, Rising Home Prices Renew Fears of Losing a Historic Black Community
In Baldwin Hills, Rising Home Prices Renew Fears of Losing a Historic Black Community
OPINION: More Black television characters should be like Harper Stern in “Industry.”
The HBO drama isn’t afraid to make its Black, titular character unlikeable, and maybe that’s what audiences need more of.
OPINION: RFK Jr. is America’s snake oil salesman
It’s human nature to seek a revolutionary “cure all,” but the Secretary of Health’s heretical solutions present more dangers than ever.
Sun, sand and sweeps for No. 4 USC
The Trojans blank CSUN and Pepperdine 5-0 at Merle Norman Stadium.
OPINION: Don’t Only Mourn Revolutionaries, Live in Their Legacies
How Reverend Jesse Jackson’s legacy should impact the rest of our lives.
Paramount wins Warner Bros Discovery bidding war after Netflix backs out
Paramount Skydance edged out Netflix’s bid for Warner Bros Discovery after the former declined to raise their offer, setting up a media studio-and-streaming merger.
Kings get mollywhopped by Oilers in must-win game
The Kings lost 8-1 in potentially their worst performance of the season, and have lost five in a row.
Circus Maximus: Managing Mayhem
With an increase in injuries in the sport of basketball comes a surplus of load management issues.
Clippers come up short against Timberwolves
Los Angeles has lost three straight and six of its last 10.
Unclipped | Clippers lose third-straight, fall to T-Wolves without Kawhi in sloppy affair
LA couldn’t find its way from beyond the arc and turned the ball over 19 times.
LA County Closes Seven Public Health Clinics
Seven public health clinics run by the LA County Department of Health are shuttering their doors tomorrow.
From Where We Are: The Black History Month Special
On today’s show, reporters describe the scene at this year’s NAACP Image Awards, a Black educator speaks on the importance of keeping history alive, and our hosts dish out hot takes related to the Black experience.
“Twelfth Night” set to open as the School of Dramatic Arts’ first production of 2026
The play will run through the weekend, giving audiences a look into the chaos of love without reason.
LA officials push new state law to dismantle abandoned RVs worth up to $4000
Superior Court Judge says the City of Los Angeles has “no such authority.”
SC Family Reunion celebrates Black culture and community at USC
Yesterday, USC’s Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs hosted the SC Family Reunion in McCarthy Quad, bringing students together to enjoy music, vendors, and community while honoring the 100th year of Black History Month.
DHS arrests Columbia University student without warrant
Federal agents misrepresented themselves to gain access to university housing.
Voices of a generation: The legacy of Black radio
Since WDIA in 1929 and KJLH in Los Angeles, Black radio has entertained, informed, and supported the Black community, from playing soul legends like Marvin Gaye and Aretha Franklin to promoting civil rights and social change.
Black History Month at USC focuses on history and the next generation
At USC, Dr. Francille Wilson says Black History Month is about understanding how Black history shapes the present. She encourages students to connect history to their own lives through family stories, community engagement, and action.
The aftermath of the Eaton fire
A little over a year after the most devastating series of fires in Los Angeles County history, more is being revealed about how the Eaton fire disproportionately affected Altadena’s Black community.
Trump administration’s global tariffs may increase financial pressure on L.A. residents
Recent tariffs, businesses say, are causing them to raise their prices.
Black authors share the power of storytelling and representation
It’s important that Black authors are given platforms to illustrate the Black experience and culture from their lived perspectives. We spoke with two Black authors who hope to inspire, educate, and entertain readers through their writing.
Toni Bravo shows how beauty and storytelling go hand in hand
Toni Bravo, TikTok star and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, spoke at USC about how she turned pandemic downtime into a creative opportunity. From experimenting with purple blush in a grocery lot to building an engaged online community, Bravo shared tips on storytelling, authenticity, and connecting with audiences for aspiring beauty influencers.
The Lakers lose a down-to-the-wire game against the Orlando Magic
Despite four of the five Lakers starters scoring 18 points or more, it wasn’t enough to stop Paolo Banchero’s stellar game.
Strong scoring efforts from Dunn, Davidson and Smith aren’t enough as USC loses second straight game
Penn State guard Kiyomi McMiller drops career high 40 points to hand the Trojans a loss in their final road game of the regular season.
Dillon on Deck: Barry Bonds will never make the Hall of Fame
The all-time home run leader* sparked too much controversy and will never be enshrined in Cooperstown.
LA Sports Pulse: Basketball struggles in Los Angeles as soccer snatches a dominant victory
It was a rough week for both the Clippers and Lakers, while LAFC destroyed Inter Miami in its season opener and baseball ramps up toward the Tokyo Series.
“On the outside looking in,” breaking down USC’s NCAA Tournament case
After their fourth straight loss, head coach Eric Musselman and USC find themselves on the wrong side of the NCAA tournament bubble.
‘Unfinished Sentences’ shows life before and after prison
USC artist presented oil paintings at the Helen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery to tell the stories of incarcerated artists beyond their cell walls.
USC students build an AI device out of a dorm room to help the blind community
Two USC IYA students, Henry Fox and Henry Warren and a blind rights activist look to level the playing field for seeing-impaired people using Sidekick, their AI-assisted seeing device.
Skate of Thrones | Kings fall to undermanned Knights in Panarin’s LA debut
In a game that saw a combined seven goals in the third period, Vegas prevailed without its top scorers.
The Sixth Asset: When Volatility Translates to Value
An analysis of how Lindsey Vonn’s 2026 injuries shifted Olympic media concentration
What is the ceiling for the new healthy Lakers lineup?
LA’s star trio needs to gel fast if they hope to make a legitimate postseason run.
Students ‘tired’ after Trump delivered longest State of the Union address
USC students gathered Tuesday night to watch the address over Bingo and Pizza.
U.S. Women’s Hockey declines Trump’s State of the Union invitation
The President’s‘locker-room call with the men’s hockey team has sparked public discussions of normalized misogyny in sports.
New venue, same grooves: Skyline Festival finds new home in downtown Los Angeles
Skyline Festival will be held at Ace*Mission Studios with unprecedented anticipation. Here’s all you need to know ahead of the event.




































