The Serving Spoon just won the James Beard Award for American Classics. Co-owner and USC alum talks about the significance of that recognition to his family legacy, and customers talk about the comfort and authenticity they like from this restaurant. Vicente Cruz has the story

Los Angeles is facing a potentially record-breaking heatwave at the end of the week, with temperatures expected to go high into the 90s. Extreme weather seems to be a regular occurrence now: summer floods in Texas, snow pounding the East Coast, and now, intense heat. Are we prepared or even aware of how concerning these events are? To find out, we talked to global environmental politics professor Shannon Gibson.

Bad Bunny's momentum seems powerful as ever as he continues to sell out venues across the globe, dominate the Billboard charts and promote the power of love over hate as he did in his Super Bowl halftime show last month.

This afternoon, Wallis Annenberg Hall hosted authors of "P-FKN-R: How Bad Bunny Became the Global Voice of Puerto Rican Resistance." Maria Laguna has the story.

The New York Times has reported a dip in immigration arrests last month in major cities, including Los Angeles. It was also reported that the Department of Homeland Security is focusing on conducting more targeted enforcement operations, rather than indiscriminate street sweeps. This all comes after the shooting deaths of U.S. citizens Alex Pretty and Renee Good by immigration agents in Minneapolis in January. So, have immigration arrests slowed down in LA? We spoke with Guillermo Torres, the Immigration Program Director at Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice, who shares what's happening on the ground.

Today we dove deep into the Iranian-American conflicts and the many perspectives on the war.

Today marks the 11th day of the US-Israel War with Iran, following several casualties in the Middle East region and potential involvement from other countries.

House Republicans kicked off their annual policy retreat yesterday at President Donald Trump’s golf course near-Miami. One of the biggest things to come out of it. New threats from Trump about future legislation that could make it more difficult for some people to vote.

USC Gould School of Law, the Center for the Political Future, and the Open Dialogue Project held an event yesterday called “Can you really say that?” It looked at what is protected under "free speech."

This morning, the Anti-Defamation League, or ADL, released the 2026 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, where USC earned an A grade. It’s a huge change from the C that the university received last year.

Most people would never say no to a little more sleep. But some things may be more important than sleep.

We all set our clocks back an hour yesterday to get a little more sunlight.

But does Daylight Savings Time hurt more than it helps?