From Women in Basketball to Baseball Legends
On today’s show, we discuss ongoing negotiations in the Middle East, an event with President Kim, the decline of higher eduction, and women’s sport.
The Freedom Plane touches down in L.A. for a visit to campus
USC will serve as the only university and the only stop in California to host the traveling exhibit of some of America’s most significant founding documents.
From the Iran Ceasefire to Olympics Tickets
On today’s show, we discuss the Iran ceasefire, tickets to the LA 2028 Olympics, AAPI Heritage, and the Long Beach conference on energy.
Olympic ticket prices leave many LA fans on the sidelines
A limited number of low-cost LA28 tickets sold out immediately, raising concerns about fairness and access for local sports fans.
Mayoral primary race shows conflicting voting polls between two Democratic candidates
Incumbent LA Mayor Karen Bass is behind in a recent poll, showing Nithya Raman having nearly double the voter support.
From Skid Row to the Supreme Court
On today’s show, we discuss Arab American heritage month, the possible end to birthright citizenship, the current state of NPR, and a Teen Summit.
From Bad Bunny to Bad Weather
On today’s show, we discuss the success and message of Bad Bunny, a fixture of the LA community expanding, extreme weather, and Kai Trump’s trip to Erewhon.
Los Angeles heat raises conversations about global climate change
Los Angeles is facing a potentially record-breaking heatwave at the end of the week, with temperatures expected to go high into the 90s. Extreme weather seems to be a regular occurrence now: summer floods in Texas, snow pounding the East Coast, and now, intense heat. Are we prepared or even aware of how concerning these events are?
From California to the Middle East
On today’s show, we discuss the conflict in Iran and its consequences, the effect of conflict on multinational sporting events, and California’s 275th anniversary of statehood.
USC students with ties to the Middle East face fear, uncertainty after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran
As retaliation spreads across the Gulf states, Iran and Cyprus, students with regional ties are worried for their families’ safety.
Trump administration’s global tariffs may increase financial pressure on L.A. residents
Recent tariffs, businesses say, are causing them to raise their prices.
From LAUSD Raid to State of the Union Address
On today’s show, we discuss lawsuits over protests, an incident off the coast of Cuba, AI in defense, FBI raid of Superintendent Carvalho, a Shakespeare play at USC, an active shooter preparedness exercise with DPS, the current state of Iran, the war in Ukraine, and the State of the Union Address.
FBI raids LAUSD superintendent’s office and home
L.A. Unified School District superintendent Alberto Carvalho made headlines this morning when his office at LAUSD headquarters and San Pedro home were raided by the FBI.
From Bernie Sanders to Theatre Restoration
On today’s show, Bernie Sanders speaks to LA crowd, an Epstein survivor tells all, and Highland Theater receives gets restored.
Will wolves ever make it back to Southern California?
A lone wolf’s long journey to L.A.