USC researchers turn plastic trash into lifesaving medications
The new process shows promise for solving the plastic problem in the oceans
Can artificial intelligence replicate human consciousness?
USC Dornsife hosts panel on AI technology advancement.
Grand opening of the Dunamis House eases student housing woes
The Los Angeles Room and Board provides more spaces for unhoused students in the city with their new Boyle Heights home.
LAPD considers alternative response organizations to be dispatched for non-violent calls
A Protective League proposal lists 28 calls that can be redirected to other resources.
On Wednesdays, Black women link: Street vendors gather in Leimert Park for weekly night market
The Black Women Vend program allows local food entrepreneurs to obtain permits and serve the Leimert Park and Crenshaw community.
A safe space for coffee house creatives
Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen opens its second location.
Pacoima field renamed after the first all-Black team to play in the Bronco World Series in 1965
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez honors the first all-black team, North Valley Broncos, at an event Thursday
Marriott Hotel debate comes to an end in City Council
In a 10-1 special vote, the Los Angeles City Council approved the construction of a new hotel in South LA.
As Senate hearings commence, Live Nation is shaping up to be the ‘Anti-Hero’
The Senate Judiciary Committee sat down on Tuesday to discuss potential negative effects following the 2010 merger between leading ticket seller, Ticketmaster, and massive concert company Live Nation.
Twitter’s new subscription service sparks controversy
Elon Musk announced a new verification policy opening the door for anyone to buy a blue checkmark.
A Cypher Celebration of Dance and Culture
The USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance is hosting a Cypher Celebration today at 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM. Stemming from hip-hop and Black dance practices, the celebration is described as part live performance, it's part club, it's part theater, it's part performance art experiment.
Interest rates on the rise
Although we have seen our gas gradually return to normal over the past few months, inflation in the United States still increased in August according to the Bureau Labor of Statistics. In order to counter these rising prices, the Federal Reserve made its toughest policy decision since the 1980s to fight inflation.