L.A. County COVID-19 emergency rules set to expire March 31
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposal to re-extend the emergency rules’ expiry date.
As campaign trails heat up, students share their approval ratings for potential presidential candidates
Trojans weigh in on the political landscape for 2024.
USC shuttle drivers take steps to unionize: ‘We drive so USC can thrive’
An upcoming vote could see drivers joining SEIU Local 721.
USC Turkish Clubs Send Aid Following Earthquake
The destruction path is roughly the distance between New York City and Philadelphia.
New DPS program hopes to curb pedestrian collisions on campus
Heads up, Trojans! The “ONE USC Safety Vision” aims to make UPC safer.
Remembering beloved radio host Art Laboe
The L.A. radio community lost one of its icons a few days ago with the passing DJ Art Laboe. As one of the first radio DJs to play Black music in California, Laboe played a pivotal part in introducing his audience to a new style of music. Mia Thompson has more on his passing and his legacy.
Tulsi Gabbard leaves the Democratic Party
Today, former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard announced that she is leaving the Democratic Party, calling its leaders quote "an elitist cabal of warmongers." Here's Matthew Tsai for more on the story.
Rick Caruso: Parents left confused after soccer club meeting turns out to be a mayor promotion event
A Los Angeles youth soccer club held a meeting that turned out to be Rick Caruso promotion event. Parents were confused, and you might be, too. An honest mistake or a deceitful plan? Who knows? Tyler Pak and Matthew Tsai have the story.
Midterm elections: USC professor to host webinar for young voters
Confused on how to fulfill your civic duty? It's midterms season, and a USC professor is holding an info session on how to vote and why students' votes matter. Nora Miller has the story on voter mobilization.
Smoke cannabis? Don’t worry, you won’t get fired
Would you apply for a job if your employment hinged on passing a drug test? In California, that’s about to change. On Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law prohibiting companies from making employment decisions based on a positive cannabis drug test. Matthew Tsai has the details.