On some days, nothing tastes better than a classic, Hershey's chocolate bar. But now, the staple American chocolate has left a bad taste in a certain critic's mouth.

The city of Los Angeles is in for a series of sporting events. The Olympics are two years away and the ticket lottery has just begun... The first round of presale opened yesterday to Los Angeles residents. But if World Cup Soccer is more your thing... tickets to the FIFA World Cup... are easier to come by.. although expensive...

This morning, Kindness is Free promoted exactly that at a summit for teenagers to contribute service people in need living in Skid Row.

Ilias Alaffi traveled to Skid Row to report on it.

USC’s Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly kicked off Arab American Heritage Month today with a celebration centered on culture and community. We talked to some students about what the festivities meant to them. Haydee Cepeda has the story.

Today the U.S. Supreme Court discussed the constitutionality of President Donald Trump's 2025 executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship in the United States.

The 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil -- something the Supreme Court upheld way back in 1898. That year, the landmark case US v. Wong Kim Ark established a precedent which granted any individual born in the United States citizenship regardless of their parents's immigration status, race or citizenship.

The Trump administration wants to challenge this 128 year old precedent, saying the rules should not apply to the children of undocumented immigrants.

President Trump attended the oral arguments today, a first for sitting president. The justices seemed poised to reject his petition -- but there likely won't be a decision until late June or early July.

Producer Carl Massad spoke with Professor Niels Frenzen, director of the USC Gould School of Law immigration clinic, to get a sense of how this case could proceed.

A study published by UCLA, revealed that Latinos in California earn less than their non-Latin counterparts and recent grads are too

The former leader of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro has been appearing in court in New York in pre-trial hearings. Maduro was arrested by the US military forces in January. In court, he pleaded not guilty to charges of abusing his position of public trust and corrupting once-legitimate institutions in Venezuela, as well as to exporting tons of cocaine to the United States. Maduro insists he is the legitimate president of Venezuela, despite strong evidence presented by the Carter Center that his 2024 election was fraudulent.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court is set to discuss not decide... on President Donald Trump's executive order which seeks to end birthright citizenship. Executive Producer, Amy Contreras, spoke with Professor of Immigration Law at UC Davis... Kevin Johnson... who unpacked what the Court is being asked to do and who will be impacted.

On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that Colorado's law banning of conversion therapy is a violation of free speech. But, what does this mean for the rights of LGBTQ+ youth?

Offering marble cake and helping students write their congress people, several political student organizations took over Trousdale Parkway this morning.