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More Than Comfort: How Matthews Southern Dining Keeps the Spirit of Soul Food Alive in Inglewood
Owner Michelle Matthews has turned her Inglewood restaurant into a gathering place where food becomes memory, connection, and community.
Second USC professor connected to Epstein, received Alzheimer’s research funding in 2012
The university still denies knowledge of any donations from the convicted sex offender, despite Epstein funding work by Keck professor Berislav V. Zlokovic.
Palisades Charter High School reopens doors following year-long closure
The Palisades only high school reopened after suffering significant damage during the Palisades fire.
LAUSD students walk out to protest ICE raids in Downtown L.A.
Students walked out of several LAUSD schools on Wednesday and gathered in Downtown L.A. to protest ICE.
Trump’s tariffs threaten Los Angeles nail salons
Section 301 tariffs and California state law AB5 are jeopardizing Los Angeles nail salons, and salon owners are making pennies on the dollar.
Austin Reaves returns in Lakers win over the Nets
After being out with an injury since Christmas, Reaves picked up right where he left off.
Rose Bowl Stadium to host 2028 Olympic soccer
The International Olympic Committee announced that men’s and women’s soccer will be played at the Rose Bowl on Tuesday.
From Bad Bunny to Immigration Reporting
On today’s show we talk about how Bad Bunny takes over the week with Grammy wins and Super Bowl performance, USC Center for the Political Future director discusses the 2026 midterm elections and immigration reporting tips.
The most memorable performances at the 2026 Grammys
On Feb. 1, the 68th Grammys featured iconic performances, from generational pop stars to rising stars.
Beong-Soo Kim unanimously elected as USC’s 13th president
Kim assumes the new role following seven months as interim president.
Persona LIVE steals the show in Dolby Theater
The set of performances marked the video game franchise’s first concerts in the US.
OPINION: The Lakers are bad, and they’re only going to get worse
An open hate letter on how the Lakers play basketball and their outlook for the future.
James Harden Traded From Clippers to Cavaliers in All-Star Swap
The 36-year-old is on the move for the fourth time in six years.
A season-defining win over Indiana puts USC in prime position to make March Madness
After losing Chad Baker-Mazara to injury in the second half, Alijah Arenas took over and helped secure the victory.
Texas A&M removes women’s and gender studies program
Texas A&M University is ending its women’s and gender studies degree program as part of a new policy that limits how professors can discuss some race and gender topics.
In Photos: ‘ICE out’ - Los Angeles protesters rally in downtown
Thousands took to the streets demanding that federal immigration agents withdraw from the city.
USC law school students object to decision to allow ICE and CBP lawyers to attend virtual recruiting events
Amid immigration raids across the US, student associations cosigned an open letter condemning the presence of enforcement agencies.
USC named a top producer of Fulbright Students for 13th year
Nineteen USC students and alumni received the 2025-2026 Fulbright Scholarships.
Best moments from the 2026 Grammy Awards
The 68th Grammy Awards featured historic wins by Kendrick Lamar and artists speaking out against ICE
Olivia Dean honors immigrants in her Grammys acceptance speech
After winning Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammys, Olivia Dean commemorates immigrants, calling herself “a product of bravery.”
Road trip recap: Kings vault themselves back into postseason race
LA obtained seven out of a possible 10 points on its road trip, and has won four out of its last six games.
Liam’s League Leaders
Oklahoma City, Detroit, and San Antonio stay on top, while new risers like the Timberwolves and Cavaliers are looking to shake things up.
Indiana Fever president doesn’t want the WNBA to lose games in 2026
Indiana Fever’s Kelly Krauskopf offers her personal feelings about a potential WNBA strike.
Clippers bounce back, take down Suns 117-93
Los Angeles is now 2-2 in its regular season meetings against Phoenix.
A guide to dance clubs at USC
Interested in dancing? Here’s an alphabetical list of clubs available on campus.
USC alumni take home six awards at the 2026 Grammys
From Ludwig Göransson’s two wins for his work on “Sinners” to Alexander Lloyd Blake’s Grammy for “Nomadica,” Thornton graduates were top honorees at the event.
Dornsife begins new academic advising model
Following layoffs and restructuring in the fall semester, Dornsife will now advise students in different major “clusters” using teams of advisors.
Los Angeles Lakers fall to the New York Knicks on the road
Despite another high scoring performance from Luka Doncic, the Knicks overpower them behind a strong performance from OG Aunoby.
USC professor asked Jeffrey Epstein to privately fund research in 2013
Emails from Epstein’s inbox show the Brain and Creativity Institute director met with the financier years after his 2008 conviction.
Thousands gather in Los Angeles for national day of action against ICE
On Jan. 30, protestors came together in and around City Hall to call for ICE to leave the city.
Coffee, music & connection in Chinatown: community comes first at Café Tondo
From morning coffee to late-night jazz, the café turned wine bar aims to change how Angelenos gather.
The Recording Academy hosts Best New Artist Spotlight
The 2026 Grammy nominees reflect on their careers in anticipation of music’s biggest night
The 2026 Grammy Awards: Best and worst outfits
The Grammys presented stunning couture and some daring missteps that delivered a night of unforgettable fashion statements.
American education has failed its first people, but hope is on the horizon
Pechanga Studios’ ‘People of the West’ is set to forever change the way Californians learn about and connect with Native American culture, breaking a long tradition of ignorance.
Noah Kahan returns with new single ‘The Great Divide’
The titular single of Noah Kahan’s upcoming album “The Great Divide” features the singer at his heartbreaking best.
Oilers’ offense too much for Ducks to handle
Edmonton scores seven times to snap Anaheim’s seven-game winning streak.
Seahawks, Patriots set for Superbowl showdown
A scrappy New England squad poses challenge for favored Seattle.
All That Remains
All That Remains tells the story of LA-based organizations and artists who are working to address the problem of pollution through sustainable crafting. Remainders Creative Reuse, Circular Fashion LA, Amy Bauer, and Julie Kornblum are all doing their part to try to make a positive impact on the environment.
Viterbi Dean Yannis C. Yortsos to step down when academic year ends
Yannis C. Yortsos, the longest-serving dean in Viterbi’s history, will rejoin the school’s faculty after 21 years of leadership.



































