Songwriting during the holidays has created a unique trend in pop culture.

The newest coffee staple on Figueroa is serving up some exciting holiday drinks.

Social media posts have boosted Angel Tree donations this Christmas.

Trojans discuss if the Wish List can be used to get their dream gift.

The micro-businesses operated by street vendors are a lifeline for their families and their communities. They contribute to the local economy and help keep other businesses afloat. But many LA street vendors are undocumented -- and recent immigration raids have made their job a risky occupation. But some vendors are holding on, because they have to.

Lizbeth Solorzano has the story.

Yesterday, the L.A. City Council voted against a proposal that would have banned ban police from using less-lethal weapons, such as rubber bullets and tear gas. That decision is sparking reactions across Los Angeles. For a lot of civilians, bystanders... and even journalists, this decision feels personal. Angelina Lovato reports

The Trump administration paused all green card applications from 19 "countries of concern" this morning. The move follows the shooting of 2 national guard members by an immigrant from Afghanistan, one of the countries being restricted.

Sebastian Soto sat down with Attorney Amina Fields to discuss the implications.

On today’s final segment of Global Campus, Susan Nyirenda spoke with Michael Torto. He is a Harvard graduate, college essay coach, and content creator. He helps people understand how sociology is a lens that helps us understand the world we live in, through unexpected ways, like rap lyrics.

The USC Village is known for its constantly rotating vendors, but what does it take to keep these stores in business?

Wrapped season is here, but the debate goes far beyond top artists. USC students say the rivalry between Apple Music and Spotify is growing, with strong opinions on cost, sound quality, features and fairness to musicians.