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USC students weigh speaking up as free speech confidence hits decade low in national survey
Knight Foundation research finds strong support for free expression and concerns about exercising it.
National Weather Service issues red flag warning. What does that mean for Los Angeles?
L.A. and Ventura county residents could face additional parking restrictions, power outages and evacuation orders.
A Season of Change for the Clippers and a New Partnership
Meet the five USC Annenberg students covering the Clippers as beat writers and reporters for the upcoming 2026-27 NBA season.
Down 3-0, the Dodgers’ 3-peat dreams could be crushed by the Brewers in the NLCS
The Los Angeles Dodgers will take on the Milwaukee Brewers at 5 p.m. in a win-or-go-home game.
Drip Daddy is back in business
The popular coffee truck returned quickly after it was involved in a crash in September.
Bass and Raman face off in only televised mayoral debate
The candidates clashed over homelessness, public safety, housing and economic development.
Steve Hilton’s homelessness plan: Drug rehab or arrest
The Republican candidate for governor gives reporters a guided tour of MacArthur Park.
What to know about California’s Prop. 40
How the proposed billionaire tax would work, who would pay and why it’s drawing opposition.
Aloe Blacc, Allen Stone to perform at USC presidential investiture
The 2001 USC alumnus will sing alongside the R&B singer at the installation of Beong-Soo Kim as the university’s 13th president.
Edmonton’s star players lead Oilers to 4-1 win over Kings
LA couldn’ dig itself out of an early hole, remains winless on the season.
OPINION: USC Students Need to Stop Calling South L.A. ‘ghetto’
USC students inherit a campus surrounded by histories of displacement; the least they could do is stop turning those histories into a stereotype.
From Hackathons to Fashion Cons
On today’s show, we discuss who will take the lead in the annual L.A. homeless count, a brand new terminal at the Hollywood Burbank Airport, and voter protection ahead of the midterm elections.
USG passes resolution calling on USC to protect students who speak up
Prompted by the Cornell allegations, the resolution supports survivors of sexual violence on campus and presses USC to strengthen protection for those who report.
The new currency of fashion influence
Fashion influence reshaped by algorithms.
Common Cause shares plans to protect voting rights during midterms
A nonprofit works to protect voting rights this November.
After mayoral debate, USC students share their outlook on jobs in the film industry
Karen Bass and Nithya Raman debate.
USC welcomes Banned Books Week with multiple events around campus
The week was commemorated with a panel, free film screening and exhibition in Doheny Library.
Paralympians call for greater accessibility and investment ahead of LA28
A panel of four major voices in the Paralympic community spoke at USC.
‘Not so’ fall weather hits Southern California
Southern California has faced extreme heat, rain and flooding in the past two weeks, causing housing damage, road closures, and disrupting day-to-day life for California residents.
Three months after the Lineage warehouse fire, Boyle Heights residents struggle while cause remains disputed
As criminal investigations continue, Lineage said the weeklong fire at the cold storage facility was caused by faulty solar panels.
Economists debate Proposition 40 at USC
UC Berkeley economist Emmanuel Saez argued the proposed law would raise billions for healthcare, while USC’s Matthew Kahn warned it could drive wealthy residents and businesses out of California, hurting the state’s economy.
JuJu Watkins’ return sparks excitement among USC students
With Watkins back on the court, students have high hopes for a national championship.
Men’s golf narrowly misses Trinity Forest Invitational win in final-round fall
USC finished second despite having the solo lead after 36 holes.
I’m excited to watch ‘VisionQuest,’ and you should be too
With stories centered on the human experience, the “WandaVision” trilogy has been a light in the dark for Marvel Studios’ content over the last six years.
Student government presidents say seeking student input should be a top priority for new provost
David Madigan is set to assume the position Tuesday, bringing a record of campus protest decisions that has raised concerns among student leaders.
New dean welcomed to USC Iovine and Young Academy
USC leadership and academy founders gathered to celebrate Anijo Mathew’s installation as dean on Oct. 5.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures opens ‘The Horror Show’ exhibit
The immersive and comprehensive archive encourages a deeper appreciation of the recent horror resurgence.
At aespa’s ‘SYNK : COMPLæXITY,’ tour humanity glitters through the glitches
Beneath the cyber-futurist spectacle, the K-pop quartet’s sold-out Intuit Dome show became a place for fans to sing, dance and ‘SYNK’ with one another.
Los Angeles brought the cold, but women’s soccer brought the heat to Rawlinson Stadium
The USC Trojans had a scoreless second half, allowing the Hoosiers to come back to tie the game.
What the ‘Kirkiversary’ says about Gen Z
Charlie Kirk’s murder inspired memes that remain one year later.
Mexican and Chilean fans turn the game into a celebration
L.A Memorial Coliseum lights up with color during friendly match between Mexico and Chile.
Aficionados mexicanos y chilenos convierten el partido en una fiesta
El L.A. Memorial Coliseum se llena de colores en un juego amistoso entre México y Chile
White out, lights out: No.19 USC silences Penn State in Happy Valley
Behind senior quarterback Jayden Maiava’s milestone night and sophomore running back King Miller’s breakthrough performance, the Trojans escape Beaver Stadium with a 31-23 victory.
Paul R. Williams, The Populist
USC Fisher Museum of Art’s exhibition explores underrecognized facets of influential architect Paul R. Williams’s career
Los Troyanos bring more than spirit for Sunday’s Women’s Soccer match
The Trojans will go head-to-head against the Indiana Hoosiers, both battling for a needed win.
USC track and field athletes adjust to extreme heat during practice
USC track and field athletes face extreme heat during practice while preparing for the upcoming season.
Photo Essay: Japanese Classic Car Show brings kyuusha culture to Long Beach
For its 21st annual event, JCCS 2026 showcases the best of Japanese car culture in California and beyond.
Hugs Are Coming to Juvenile Hall
A new law is helping motivate incarcerated youths with just a touch.