Zifei Zhang

On Saturday, Governor Gavin Newsom passed a bill requiring gender neutral bathrooms in California public schools. We asked USC students for their opinions on this new law.

On today's show, we talk about why we should care about the government shutting down, discuss how we can help combat food insecurity in LA, speak to writers about the end of the WGA strike and celebrate Usher being the Super Bowl Halftime Show performer.

Getting to Dodger Stadium from Downtown LA might become a lot easier. A gondola spanning over a mile will carry fans to the stadium by air. But, as Zifei Zhang reports, while many officials hail the project as innovative, not everyone is on board with it.

The talent behind “Blood on Gold Mountain” creates a technological sound art exploration of violent pains of anti-Asian hate crimes.

Recap of Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman’s, confirmation to the Supreme Court.

The Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef brings her customers into a whole new culinary experience every week with her signature sauces and onigiri dishes.

From CODA’s big wins to a newly-introduced award category, the 94th Academy Awards made history.

As USC alters its mask policy, members of the Trojan community share their perspectives on how optional masks impact the classroom.

The USC chair of the board of trustees is joining a crowded race of candidates.

USC commencement to include in-person and virtual experiences

Community and food are integral parts of the celebrations.

This week marks the 150th anniversary of one of the most tragic events in LA history. It’s hardly talked about in any American history classroom. Is America finally ready to recognize one of its darkest episodes in history?