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Experts point to pandemic-driven consumption changes and the toll of the war in Ukraine as reasons for increased grocery store bills.

The way out of California’s ongoing drought is a combined effort of water conservation policy and individual habit changes, according to experts.

Hawaii and pineapples. Many put two and two together but not every Hawaiian loves the sweet, tangy, tart, sugary, juicy fruit. For more, reporter Lutian ) Wang spoke with Isaac Vigila, a native Hawaiian faculty member at USC.

E3 is considered the largest gaming expo of the year. But in late March, the Entertainment Software Association announced that this year's E3 has been cancelled. Bella Durgin-Johnson has more on what this means

Last week, Justice Ketanji  Brown Jackson was confirmed as the first African American woman on the United States Supreme Court. Here's Evan Wyno on the ramifications of her arrival.

Monday hosts Taylor Mills and Bryan Sarabia interview Pauline Woodley, a journalism student at USC and founding member of Annenberg Media’s Equity Board, about how to manage diversity within the newsroom.

The Florida “Parental Rights in Education Bill” bars Kindergarten through third grade teachers from addressing sexual orientation or gender identity in the classroom. The bill was signed into law on March 28th. And as Jocelyn Stone reports, it’s part of a wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation across the United States.

After long deliberation, USC’s former Von Kleinschmidt Center -- a central building on the main campus -- has a new name. Today USC held a dedication ceremony for the newly named Doctor Joseph Medicine Crow Center for International and Public Affairs.

The honoree Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow, was the last war chief of the Apsaalooke or Crow tribe. He served in the United States Army in World War II.. and also received his master’s degree at USC in 1939 and an honorary doctorate in 2003. Patrick Warren has the story.

The movie, which follows the life of the late singer Selena Quintanilla, is being re-released in 500 theaters nationwide

For the third time since last Wednesday, USC students joined custodial workers in urging Aramark to give its employees a larger wage increase ahead of Friday’s negotiations.