Betty Yee outlines her policy vision for California if elected governor
In an exclusive interview with Annenberg Media, she criticized Newsom’s financial oversight and called on fellow candidate Katie Porter to drop out.
Democrats will not have a shot at taking back the House of Representatives if Proposition 50 fails, a senior advisor with the campaign says
Jim Deboo, Gavin Newsom's former chief of staff and a senior advisor with the Yes on 50 campaign, spoke exclusively with Annenberg Media about the upcoming statewide ballot measure to redistrict California.
Beong-Soo Kim begins his term as USC interim president
Beong-Soo Kim, a cello player from the age of five who has served as USC senior vice president and general counsel since 2020, is the first Asian American to be president of the university.
Los Angeles churches and schools fear the possibility of immigration enforcement visits
No raids have occurred but uncertainty persists as they prepare contingency plans.
Applied. Accepted. Rescinded. Why are some students having their internships in the federal government cancelled?
Government internships are being rescinded due to President Donald Trump’s federal hiring freeze. Among those whose offer was revoked: a USC student.
Anti-abortion activist visits USC as part of her ‘Abortion is Violence’ campus tour
Pro-Life activist Lydia Taylor Davis came to speak about “the truth” of abortion, but few students engaged with her at her first event in Alumni Park.
What do university-wide faculty unionizing efforts mean for SCA professors already negotiating?
SCA adjuncts have been unionized since last year, while adjuncts at other USC schools hope to create their own.
Special elections set for April 1 in Florida congressional races
Republicans are defending Florida’s 1st and 6th congressional seats on April 1 due to vacancies caused by nominations to President Donald Trump’s administration.
Trump’s first 50 days
This guide presents the significant policy within President Trump’s first 50 days in office across the economy, immigration and foreign policy and the environment.
Hundreds attend, one arrested at Charlie Kirk’s first appearance at USC
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk came to campus for his “American Comeback Tour” on Monday, where he encouraged liberal college students to “prove him wrong.”
Nicotine companies battle vape sales ban as fight moves to Supreme Court
The companies claim that the FDA’s standards have been vague and ever-changing.
Biden makes first-ever U.S. presidential visit to Amazon rainforest
During his speech he touted his administration’s climate record.
Ysabel Jurado stands by comments about police
In a wide ranging interview with Annenberg Media she responded to recent criticism and offered her vision for District 14.
Legendary music producer Quincy Jones dies at 91
Jones was a versatile artist, as a producer, arranger, composer, bandleader and recording artist.
More tax breaks could be coming to the Los Angeles entertainment industry
Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced a plan that aims to keep production in California.