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Los Angeles was home to the Primetime Emmy Awards Sunday night, honoring creatives and talent across the television industry. Yet the ceremony received backlash over a controversy that has marred the show since it first aired in 1949. Anthony Robledo has more on award shows ongoing representation problem.

If you are thinking about going to a bar in the coming weeks, you will have to show more than your ID. You also will have to show proof of vaccination. Eli Kleinmann has the story.

Booster shots for COVID-19 vaccines could begin to be available to all fully vaccinated Americans soon. James Li takes a look at how USC students feel about getting yet another shot.

Did you know you can get a free ride in Los Angeles? If you take the bus in L.A. County, the rides are free and have been since the start of the pandemic. Madeline Horowitz got more information from Dave Sotero, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, about this initiative.

If you've ever taken a business class at Marshall before, you might have noticed a change in the demographics of the students sitting beside you this semester. Jose Romo has the story.

The campaign to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom tanked on Tuesday. Now, the already beleaguered Republican Party in California is looking at what’s ahead. Atticus Parker with special help from Hao Xu has reactions from USC’s College Republicans.

California is expected to have a new law soon requiring public colleges and high schools to offer students free menstrual products. Gabriella Castania has more on this.

USC kicked off Latinx Heritage Month with a special event but some students wonder whether the university could do even more. Wilko Martínez-Cachero reports.

Next time you spill the tea, give a thought to the past while you’re shading the present. Here’s Jack Reid with the T on the origins of this phrase.

If you've ever wondered about the origins of curious words and phrases, here is Sophie Sperber with the origins of your favorite white suburban angry middle aged woman: Karen