A man sets himself on fire at the U.S Supreme Court in a display of environmental advocacy.

From “@sackoftroy”, to “@wearescaf”, USC has had its fair share of parody Instagram accounts. One account in particular has students on the edge of their seat, waiting to see if they have been featured. Yohanna Bauerdorf has the story. 

Los Angeles County is now the largest government body to restrict single-use plastics in restaurants and other heavy plastic-using locations across the county.

Many of us start our day with a cup of coffee for a boost of energy. One shop in Huntington Beach is brewing more than just coffee. It's boosting a labor force for a community that has historically been excluded. Here's Shayla Escudero, serving us the story. 

More than 500 writers, musicians, and artists will be on hand, as well as some notable celebrities.

The history of colorism and its embodiment in pop culture

California lawmakers proposed a bill that would shorten the work week from 40 to 32 hours for larger companies. Some have already taken the leap ahead of the proposed legislation.

Frances Haugen visited the Annenberg Forum Tuesday to discuss Facebook’s alleged economic corruption, the spread of misinformation on the platform and the future of technology. Producer Wilko Martinez-Cachero caught up with her.

USC’s Ground Zero, a cozy spot for open mic nights and showcases, faces demolition by next fall semester. Daishalyn Satcher has the story.

Frances Haugen, who exposed Facebook's prioritization of harmful content late last year gives a talk here at USC Annenberg. Bella Durgin-Johnson has the story.