On today’s show, we discuss new immigration enforcement laws in California, a new AI website launched by the White House, and the state of USC football.

On today’s show, it’s National Coffee Day! We learn how the students of USC are celebrating, and what the recently passed, Protect College Sports Act, means for student-athletes. We also discuss a lawsuit filed against seven men from Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity that alleges they assaulted a woman.

On today’s show, we discuss the White House press ban has left a lot of questions regarding the future of the press, especially student journalists, and the Lucas Museum has opened up in USC’s backyard. All that and more, From Where We Are.

It’s time to reject AI and find the value of human stories in an uncertain world.

On today’s show, we talk with protester Tucker Collins, we cover celebrations of Jewish Heritage Month, and showcase the local importance of Denim Day.

USC marks first Jewish American Heritage Month celebration.

The city updated its municipal code in March to protect multi-parent families and relationships involving more than two people, though the ordinance may be limited.

On today’s episode, we celebrate Earth Day, the end of LLCs at USC, discuss the gubernatorial debate, the Persian New Year, the conflict in Iran, and cost cuts for the film industry.

At an Earth Day panel, leaders pointed to financial constraints in advancing sustainability, while students expressed optimism and highlighted the impact of individual choices.

The California Wildlife Coexistence Act, a bill promoting coexistence between humans and wildlife in California, was approved by the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee last Tuesday.

This was ARN’s noon top-of-the-hour broadcast on the second day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we sit down with an Annenberg professor, hear a quick word from Tom Selleck and Hayley Kiyoko and bring the love of food straight to the ARN mic.

This was ARN’s 11 a.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the second day of the Festival of Books. On this show we recap our conversation with Alison Benis White, sit-down with poets Victoria Lynn Mccoy and Tracy Brimhall and dive into some poetry.

This was ARN’s 3 p.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the first day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we sit down with Faye Masterson, cover Echo Park’s first official Zine Fair and close out today’s ARN coverage of the Book Festival.

This was ARN’s 2 p.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the first day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we hear about how the LA Central Library is celebrating its 100th birthday, visit the LA Times stage with Tina Knowles and talk to immigration reporter Ruben Vives.

This was ARN’s 11 a.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the first day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we talk to Oak Tree Comics, travel to Spotify’s podcast and audiobook stage and sit down with the voice behind the Heated Rivalry audiobook.