The tech billionaire’s acquisition of the company brings up questions of censorship, freedom of speech and the future of Twitter.

Students explain what factors go into choosing a Halloween costume. Simplicity or uniqueness, spooky or funny?

Trojan Marketing Group or TMG is a pro-bono client-facing club at USC. TMG is collaborating with Coca-Cola now and Tony Fajardo says USC students can win prizes.

Ye , formerly known as Kanye West, is back in the headlines again after his continued tirades against the Jewish community. Yesterday Ye was escorted out of Sketchers headquarters, whose CEO and President are of Jewish decent, after he showed up unannounced. Stefano Fendrich reports.

With the upcoming Midterm Elections, students in state and out of state alike express the importance and difficulties of voting while in college. 

Isa Johnson reports.

The EU recently announced new legislation to standardize all electronic ports to USB-C by 2024, but what does this mean for Apple and the fate of the lightning cable? Siara Carpenter has the story.

Since the reversal of Roe v. Wade, Los Angeles has positioned itself as a safe-haven for reproductive rights. But several so-called crisis pregnancy centers have popped up throughout LA county. And, as Rachel Hallett reports, the kind of services they provide don't necessarily have the reproductive rights someone might be looking for...And one LA official wants to change that.

Pandemonium ensued at the LA City Council meeting this morning as the Ad Hoc Censure Committee voted 12-0 on a motion to censure Councilmen Kevin De Leon and Gil Cedillo, and former Council President Nury Martinez for their roles in the City Hall racism scandal. Ian Roddy has the story.

Assemblymember Wendy Carrillo announces a $17.2 million grant for a mental health center for immigrants who have gone through war trauma or family separation.

Tatiana Sataua reports.

It's that time of year again! Halloween is right around the corner, and while the holiday may fall on a Monday this year, that isn't stopping students from celebrating spooky season all weekend long. Brooklyn Blasscyk showcases three events for scaredy-cats and horror enthusiasts alike.