Ice detains man near USC
The Trump administration is targeting sanctuary cities like Chicago and Los Angeles.
Suspect faces felony charge in assault of Price professor
DPS confirmed a female student was arrested; LASD inmate locators show a 24-year-old female arrested on campus Monday with bail set at $30,000.
How does your vote get counted?
Los Angeles County began counting in-person ballots at their Ballot Processing Center in the City of Industry Tuesday.
What is Super Tuesday
Confused about Super Tuesday? You should! It's a confusing day with elections on the local, state, and national levels - and intense discussions about the future of America
Super PHOTOS: For Super Tuesday’s primary election
LIVE: Across Los Angeles County, California elections are coming to a close.
Health concerns prompt LA City Council to reject changes at Van Nuys Airport
In a contentious bid to modernize Helinet Aviation’s airport facilities, Van Nuys residents and aviation executives sparred over jet emissions at Van Nuys City Hall.
A Vigil’s View: Processing Grief At Monterey Park
A reflection on the Monterey Park mass shooting, one year later.
Armenians protest Turkish Ambassador’s presence on campus
Armenian community members unhappy about student foreign policy conference.
“It’s a Catastrophe capital C”: Cornel West on climate change
The Green Party candidate talks about the language of catastrophe and hope.
The D.C. Penal Reform Law that Calls into Question the District’s Statehood
The District of Columbia passed a new law - one that the U-S Congress may overturn. This has brought up questions of the District’s own sovereignty over its own laws.
U.S. and Russia START Treaty in danger
The United States and Russia are on the brink of another conflict as their peace treaty becomes suspended.
Culver City bans homeless encampments
Homeless encampments are now banned in Culver City. The City Council passed the ordinance yesterday in a three to two vote. And as Skye Lee reports, this has sparked some controversy.
‘Woman Life Freedom!’: Iranians at USC host march supporting anti-government movements in Iran
In front of Hecuba, women, men, students and Iranian community members stood and delivered speeches in solidarity with protesters in Iran, rallying together last Wednesday on November 30.
USC’s movement for an on campus skate park gains traction with official petition
Students are signing a new petition that states that building a skate park would “provide a safe space for skaters and improve the wellbeing of students, faculty, staff, and local residents.”