Layoffs continue at USC, with students and faculty feeling the effects of the increasing number of staff cuts. Natalia Fierro-Gomez has the story.

With the California special election in just a few weeks, California voters are beginning to do their research on its centerpiece: Proposition 50, the state redistricting initiative. But there are lots of questions. Kailee Bryant has more on the story.

Karen Bass has a new opponent in the upcoming election for Mayor of Los Angeles. And it's a former ally of hers. Julia Szymanski has the story.

Today, USC students and faculty are celebrating Hangul Day. That's the annual holiday to honor and mark the invention of the Korean alphabet ... nearly six centuries ago.

Governor Newsom signed the MENA inclusion act into law on Monday, providing a more precise way to specify demographics in California.

USC alum Xindi Zhang took home a Student Academy Award this week for her short film, The Song of Drifters. The movie is a song to travelers away from home.

Yesterday the Supreme Court heard a case on Colorado's conversion therapy ban. Lizzy Liautaud spoke with Gerald Davison, who was once a conversion therapist himself. Davison recognized before many other psychologists that the practice does not work, and has spent most of his career advocating for compassionate care that embraces diversity.

President Trump has been using the Justice Department to go after his political enemies. The judicial branch, along with Congress, is expected to keep the executive branch in check, but is the balance of power shifting?

Today marks the two year anniversary of Hamas's attack on Israel. The group South Central for Justice in Palestine organized a walkout on campus to protest the ongoing war in Gaza.

Happy National Taco Day! Today, Annenberg Media visited Mercado la Paloma, just south of USC, to take in the flavors and aromas.