Voters demand that funds be used toward a realistic plan with clear measures and accountability.

As Los Angeles County clocks in the highest single day death toll in almost a year, USC Chief Health Officer gives updates about the mask mandates.

February 9 is National Pizza Day, so what’s the scene like here in Los Angeles? We talked to Ben Mesirow, writer at the Los Angeles Times and the LAist, to find out.

California’s lifting of its mask mandate next week will not affect Los Angeles County yet, but it will play out in Orange County — an area where a lot of USC students live or are from.

Super Bowl weekend is almost upon us, but safety is just as important as the big game. Law enforcement, MADD, and others teamed up to draw attention to the dangers of driving impaired.

The UC system will pay more than $243 million to alleged victims of sexual abuse at the hands of former gynecologist James Heaps. Some survivors recently spoke to this on a Facebook live stream.

This morning, the Motion Picture Academy released their nominations for the 94th Academy Awards taking place next month. Reporter Justin Heo spoke to USC students and professors about which nominations they are excited or surprised to see, which films they think were snubbed, and which are their picks to win. Fitz Cain has more on the story.

Today the Cincinnati Bengals arrived in Los Angeles in preparation for Super Bowl 56 this weekend.

The Winter Olympics are under way in Beijing and athletes are under some new restrictions, mainly due to Covid. In this year of the pandemic, the Olympic games are not allowing families to travel with competitors, they’ve reduced the number of fans in the stadiums, and athletes are less able to go out and to explore their host country. Carter Hyde has the story.

The USG presidential race has dwindled down to only one ticket. One of the tickets that had been in the race withdrew, so now the only remaining ticket will run unopposed for President of USG. Vani Sanganeria has more on this curious story.