Students at USC's Marshall School of Business are raising their voices about their concerns for the future of the program.

In a Pasadena parkland, an effort to reduce wildfire risk is underway. It's not led by heavy machinery or chemical treatments, but by something far less conventional.

International visits to the U.S. fell more than 5% last year, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council, slowing tourism growth and reducing foreign spending as concerns over border policies reshape travel decisions.

The death of a beloved local bear has reignited debate over how we can protect people without euthanizing wildlife.

Leading Democratic candidate for California governor Eric Swalwell suspended his campaign Sunday. The decision comes after Swalwell was accused of sexual assault and misconduct by former staff members.

With more than 200 cases reported last year, health officials say flea-borne typhus is rising across Los Angeles County and could increase further in the warmer months.

Thousands marched in Downtown Los Angeles as part of nationwide protests addressing federal policies, with police later reporting 75 arrests near the Metropolitan Detention Center.

After reaching about 10 million residents in 2020, Los Angeles County’s population has dropped slightly, according to recent census data. Experts say changes in births, deaths, migration, and immigration all contribute to the shift.

The document calls out cuts that target what the signers describe as the "heart and soul" of the university.

USG's latest budget called for spending down its funds in order "to effectively advocate for an increase to the programming fee."

Current master’s students and next year’s incoming class will not be affected by Annenberg's decision to combine their three journalism master’s programs.

How much money and when the funds will be given to those experiencing food insecurity is still unclear.

The federal program provides money for more than 1.5 million residents of Los Angeles County experiencing food insecurity.

After over a year of negotiations for their first contract, United Researchers and Fellows United - United Auto Workers are frustrated with USC’s stance on multiple key issues.

In the months since he and wife Kamala Harris exited the White House, Emhoff has found the silver lining in returning to Los Angeles – and to his alma mater as a distinguished visiting professor of law.