One of Hawaii's most prominent volcanos started erupting on Monday evening. Aside from the general safety factor, the volcano holds itself as a relic for many native Hawaiians. Spencer Cline has more the story.

Palm Springs might be known as a luxury vacation spot. But many don't know about the history of the city's Section 14 civil rights violations. Today, many survivors came forward seeking restitution at a press conference in Leimert Park. Mya Mariey Vinnett was on the scene.

The Dornsife Prison Education Project--which offers USC classes to incarcerated students--will finally allow these students to receive academic credit for taking these courses.

Maddy Brown has more on how the program hopes this change will provide greater support to incarcerated students, and work to dismantle the misconceptions surrounding the prison system.

Hours ago, the Senate voted 61-36 to codify into federal law protections for same-sex and interracial marriages. While the bill has been praised as a step forward for LGBTQ equity, there are underlying implications that may have serious impacts on future couples.

Colton Lucas has more details on where the bill may fall short.

Out with the old and in with the new ... or more like back with the old? Bob Iger announced yesterday that he will return as CEO of Disney. Millicent [ mill - i - cent ] Boakye [bwah - chay ] has the story. 

After a decisive win over No. 19 Notre Dame, the Trojans secure a 4th place ranking for the first time in most students’ tenure at the school. USC will face No. 12 Utah in the Pac-12 championship this Friday.

Protests in China in response to harsh Covid lockdown measures reveal a rare level of government criticism in the communist country.

Online sales hit $9.12 billion in the U.S. despite inflation and worries of economic downturn.

Tattoo legends in Long Beach have come together to start a national tattoo art museum. Victoria Capek has the story.

USC's self-proclaimed second-best satirical news publication, the Sack of Troy, has run into trouble with their UCLA rival, the Westwood Enabler. While the Sack of Troy isn't normally serious, as Sullivan Barthel reports, they say that this conflict is no laughing matter.