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Stolen umbrellas, half-full classrooms and Friday nights spent at home define the student experience during Southern California’s abnormal weather patterns.

A poll from the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies found that roughly two-thirds of Californians were worried about becoming a victim of gun violence or having someone close to them victimized. But the worries varied across party lines.

USC shuttle drivers are calling on the university to commit to a fair union election. A supermajority of drivers filed with the National Labor Relations Board on Feb. 6 to hold an election. The election is set for March 23.

The rain is coming for Thornton students. Due to damage from recent weather, the School of Music has been forced to conduct classes online. Here is Nataly Lozano with the story.

A year since Russia invaded Ukraine and the conflict continues, we hear from a Ukrainian student who has been impacted. Sara Kahn has the story.

Expressions, a student dance company on campus has recently managed to become recognized as a recreational sport by USC. This new status, which allows for increased opportunities for funding, provides a huge relief to its members. Matt Chen has the story...

Journalist Chloe Veltman gave a talk at USC Annenberg. We spoke to her about her career and her love for audio journalism.

It's a puzzling weather forecast for Southern California – one not seen since 1989. Many areas around here have been issued a blizzard warning as a result of the massive winter storm.

Yesterday, a poll conducted by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion found that following President Biden's state of the union address, the percentage of people who want him to be re-nominated for president hit its peak. We talk about how this might be due to his appeal to younger voters.

Some people tend to feel different depending on the climate. Why is this, and what can we do about it? 

If you have a question you need to answer, what website do you go to? Odds are that you look it up on Google, but about half of you go somewhere else: TikTok. And as Haylee Clophus reports,  that number is only expected to grow

Russia is suspending its participation in the New START Nuclear Treaty causing some to worry that a new arms race, or a Cold War 2.0, will begin. Shane Dimapanat has the story.

The next time you head to your favorite cafe, outdoor seating may no longer be an option. Skye Lee reports on this new development. 

Mayor Karen Bass, Chief Michael Moore and Sheriff Robert Luna denounced two shootings driven by antisemitism in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood of Los Angeles

L.A. County’s fire search and rescue team returned to L.A. after two weeks of assisting Turkish teams after the deadly earthquake in the region

Today is the first of six days for undergraduate students to vote for their student government leaders

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a report this week detailing a shocking increase of mental health crises among teenage girls. We wonder: What factors play into this, and how can we help?

A ceremony today honors the accomplishments of the 1965 North Valley Broncos baseball team.... They were not just any baseball team... they were the first all-Black team to make the Bronco World Series.... And today the original field they played on was renamed.... "North Valley Broncos Square!" 

Is the Golden State losing its luster? More than 500,000 people have left California in the past two years due to increasing costs of living and stressors from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today... as on most mornings, students scrambled to get out of bed as they wake up to the blaring of their alarm clocks. But this morning at U-S-C's on-campus Parkside Apartments, the blaring was not from alarm clocks, but from the fire alarm!... Susan Nyirenda has the story...

Many don’t think of Los Angeles when it comes to commemorating the Civil Rights Movement.  But as Mya Vinnett tells us, Southern California did make its mark on the era.

If you've passed by Wallis Annenberg Hall recently, you might've noticed that black curtains have closed off the atrium on the first floor. So what's going on behind those curtains? Today we are joined by Annenberg Media reporter Maya Vinnett, who's live on the scene. 

As New York Fashion Week comes to an end today, Nia Cross spotlights the creative director/designer for Puma and how she takes advantage of social media to promote her personal brand and work.

U.S News and World Reports, the most popular college rankings platform, is facing the heat for its controversial rankings system. The Rhode Island School of Design is one of the first undergraduate schools to withdraw from the rankings, prompting discussion around university prestige. U-S-C's reputation has been a hot topic of discussion in recent years and R-I-S-D's decision to drop out calls int...

Homeless encampments are now banned in Culver City. The City Council passed the ordinance yesterday in a three to two vote. And as Skye Lee reports, this has sparked some controversy.