After months of competitive campaigning, America finally heads to the polls to select the next President of the United States. Follow ATVN’s special election coverage as we give you a look at the most recent polls, explore the recent numbers in California and cover an election that is one of the most influential in modern history.

University Park neighbors share their votes and describe the election in one word.

Arizona campaigns long on significance, passion among voters

A USC senior recalls how an intruder entered her off-campus house Monday night.

Dr. Mark Chavez, the doctor who helped supply Matthew Perry ketamine, pleaded guilty this morning in Los Angeles.

Iran says it fired the missiles in response to a series of attacks by Israel in Lebanon.

One metro rider is killed after a metro bus was highjacked in downtown Los Angeles. The incident led to a police chase through downtown and the suspect was eventually arrested.

Controversy comes to USC after the University removes the Valedictorian as a speaker at this years graduation. The university cites safety concerns with the Pro-Palestinian student.

Many transgender athletes have been met with new restrictions after the NAIA bans transgender athletes from women’s sports.

Happy Earth Month! The Hancock building lawn was turned into a sustainability festival today. East Coast voters cast their ballots in presidential primaries in five states. After a devastating loss for the USC women’s basketball team, the Trojan community continues to support and celebrate the accomplishments of Juju Watkins and the team. Clera Rodriguez has the story.

16 states have begun counting votes as Super Tuesday is underway. The primaries will be a major test for Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign and a test of voter confidence in Joe Biden.

108 years later, the millions of victims of the genocide are still remembered

The police said the shooter knew he was going to be fired

April is the distracted driver awareness month, and the perfect occasion to raise concern of how it can be the difference between life and death.

After hours of protest and outbursts, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to delay his judicial overhaul plan, to avoid “a civil war.”