Los Angeles
Wallis Annenberg, L.A. philanthropist and USC’s longest-serving trustee, dies at 86
The billionaire philanthropist championed art, science, education and animal welfare, and made major contributions to the university’s communications and journalism programs.
Save the Tiles: Inside a community effort to save Altadena’s history and home amid destruction
After the Eaton Fire destroyed most of Altadena, fireplaces were some of the only remaining artifacts. Altadena resident, Eric Garland, and the rest of his community worked together to ‘Save the Tiles.’
Is sanctuary legal? Faith leaders find answers in the Bible
A Los Angeles church plans to provide undocumented immigrants with sanctuary.
Pages of power: authors on writing, politics and cultural resistance
At the Festival of Books, creatives in the literary sphere shared their experiences and insights on the current state of the medium, their processes and vision for the future.
California Governor Gavin Newsom won’t be running for re-election. Who’s next?
Kamala Harris and Rick Caruso are among the candidates voters are hoping for.
Occidental College students begin hunger strike
Student organizations demand divestment from Israel and protection for vulnerable students.
Los Angeles community reacts to Pope Francis’s death
Masses were held citywide to honor the Pope’s passing this morning.
Mayor Karen Bass will fight for Los Angeles, but the city must lay off some of its ‘greatest assets’
While Bass highlighted reductions in crime and homelessness, as well as historic fire relief efforts, layoffs for over 1,600 city workers will happen.
Stagecoach: Coachella’s country counterpart lures a new batch of Trojans to Palm Springs this weekend
“California’s Country Music Festival” is slated to take place at the Empire Polo Club in Indio from April 25 to 27.
Urban bounty: Foraging communities can be found around Los Angeles
From wild sugars to roadside mustard seeds, Angelenos make the most of the city’s natural environment.
UCLA study finds that ‘mansion tax’ is not delivering its promise
Measure ULA is impacting renters and USC students.
Young Americans seek stability abroad
As Trump’s authoritarian moves shake up the U.S., young Americans are eyeing Germany — despite the rise of far-right Alternative for Germany political party.
How to prepare for high temperatures in Coachella Valley during festival season
USC community shares tips for how to beat the heat
ICE officers attempt to enter LAUSD elementary schools
The officers claimed to be conducting “wellness checks.”
How Los Angeles Metro hopes to bring riders back to Southern California public transit
Amidst new projects, detours and bus delays, some transportation experts say L.A.’s Metro system is transforming to better suit commuters.