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From Peeps to Tylenol what products does this new ban impact in California? We spoke with expert Aydin Nazmi, a Professor of Food Science, from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and Jensen Jose who serves as Regulatory Counsel for the Center for Science in the Public Interested, a non-profit out of Washington D.C. and supporter of the bill to gain further insight on the recent legislation.

Preve-Durrieu, Europe correspondent for The New York Sun and former USC grad, shares her experience reporting on the war in Ukraine.

Former National League MVP Steve Garvey has just announced that he is stepping up to the plate in this year's California senatorial race. He is just one of many celebrities hoping to hit a home run in a new field: politics

We talk to USC students about how much they spend on work and school each day.

For their first crewed flight to the moon since the 70′s, NASA astronauts will be flying to space in style.

Baseball, softball, lacrosse, flag football, cricket and squash all look to become official Olympic events come 2028

Today we spoke to members of the Israeli, American Jewish and American Palestinian communities about the conflict in that region. They shared stories of their experiences both in Israel and here in the U.S.

USC professor Christopher Muniz has a secret hobby. We learn more about his secret persona: DJ Nightstalker.

This carnival had more than just popcorn and cotton candy, USC had career opportunities for undergrad students.

After a lengthy and drawn out game, USC Trojans remain victorious, however, fans are not happy.

Israel increased their airstrikes on the Gaza Strip and ordered a complete siege of the area. We talk about the resources that USC students have access to during this difficult time.

Indigenous People's Day. celebrated on the second Monday of October, is not recognized federally, but there are still ways to recognize the holiday.

We chatted with David Dadiomov, an expert in therapeutic use of psychedelic drugs to learn what Newsom's veto means.

USC Students comment on Drake's newest album For All the Dogs, released Friday.

Former USC gynecologist, George Tyndall was reported to have passed away this morning. Tyndall was accused of sexual assault by multiple former patients. We spoke to one of the survivors.

Trojan parents share their thoughts on the event

For Southern California, residents will see part of the annular eclipse.

Former political journalist Christina Bellantoni shares her thoughts on its effects on the Biden campaign

This might be the largest healthcare strike in history. Thousands of Kaiser Permanente health care workers began striking today in LA and across the U.S, and as Cam Kauffman reports, picketers are protesting over fair wages and better staffing.

We spoke with political experts about this historic and tumultuous event.

The USPS mailroom has started accepting letters to Santa for their annual Operation Santa program.

The USC Turkish Graduate Students Association released a statement condemning the handling of the Turkish ambassador's visit to campus last Friday. Here, a Turkish student speaks on her experience and thoughts of the protest.

L.A. officials are set to stop handing out any new breeding permits until the shelters' capacity dips below 75% capacity. The effort comes at a time when the six city-run shelters are facing massive overcrowding and understaffing.

National Alert sets off all cell phones and TV’s: but why?

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been ousted by congressional republicans in a majority vote.