Today on Annenberg Radio News: Politicians attempt to inform voters of their rights ahead of next week's election, international students voice their political opinions, and e-cigarette manufacturers face a major lawsuit.

Director/Executive Producer: Sabby Robinson

Producer: Camila Rios

Hosts: Miranda Myers and Hala Ozgur

Board Operator: Selena Seay-Reynolds

Today on Annenberg Radio News: Grindr announces plans to make their app more inclusive, Jerry Brown passes a law to promote and support street vendors, and we hear from Annenbergs new media center director Christina Bellantoni.

Producer: Savannah Robinson

Hosts: Charlotte Kim and Miranda Myers

Today on Annenberg Radio News: Students react to burglaries on campus, McDonald's workers protest unaddressed sexual harassment claims and a feminist comedy show rocks USC.

Executive Producer: Rennie Svirnovskiy

Director/Producer: Gabe Gross

Producer: Natalie Bader

Hosts: Joshua Chang and Harper Hunt

Board Operator: Selena Seay-Reynolds

Today on From Where We Are, a March for Science this weekend raises awareness about climate change, an initiative to split California into three states gains traction to make the November ballot, USC students react to the recent Facebook data breach, the LA Times Union published a report about the racial and gender pay gap in the company, two Holocaust survivors reunite after 76 years and speak at the Museum of Tolerance, USC students learn about the history of Coachella and react to ticket prices and we look at the history on and around Fairfax Avenue.

The Rundown April 5, 2018 by USC Annenberg Media

Today on From Where We Are, a 5.3 earthquake strikes off the coast of LA county, gas prices surge to their highest point in three years, off-campus robberies have students concerned, a shocking update makes the stolen backpack case part of an international crime scheme, the humble beginnings of Hollywood Boulevard are revealed, and LAX opens their new smart restrooms.

The Rundown March 30, 2018 by USC Annenberg Media

From Where We Are March 22, 2018 by USC Annenberg Media

Today on From Where We Are: the Metro board votes to widen the 710 freeway, high schools celebrate the 50th anniversary of the East LA walkouts over racial tensions, many anticipate social movement at the Oscars this Sunday, Disneyland pushes back against accusations of low wages for its workers, a UCLA study shows South LA's economy is stagnant, we explore the difficulty of being vegan in a food desert, we look at the origin of the word 'oxymoron' and delve into the history of LA's Olvera Street.

Today on From Where We Are: The city of Malibu bans plastic straws, the DMV eases regulations of driverless cars and Walter Cronkite's famous address on the Vietnam war still inspires journalists 50 years later.