From Where We Are

On today's show, we cover the L.A. mayoral race, a divided government, LSAT changes and basketball predictions. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we cover massive Democratic gains in Congress, Gen Z voter turnout at the midterm elections, and a debrief of the ARN election special. All that and more, From Where We Are.

We look back at chats with our city council district 9 candidates, travel to competing mayoral watch parties and we chat with a few student journalists who took their reporting to swing states. All that and more on the second hour of Annenberg Radio News' election special, Midterm Madness.

We go to the polls to see how students and community members are voting, everything you need to know about California's billionaire tax proposition and a look at one of the biggest issues this election, mail-in ballots. All that and more on the first hour of Annenberg Radio News' election special, Midterm Madness.

On today's show, we look forward to the midterm elections, celebrate Dia De Los Muertos, and investigate sports betting.

On today's show we find out how students are sustainably buying Halloween costumes, dive into the USC's jam-packed family weekend and honor the legacy of activist Dolores Huerta. All that and more, From Where We Are

On today's show, we discuss Anthropic filing for an initial public offering, Halloween prices getting scarier, young voters in the midterm elections and the legacy of Dolores Huerta. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, a look into USC Alums running for office around the country, updates on the 2026 Israeli election and reactions to the President's comment on a rappers appearance? All that and more, on...From. Where. We. Are. Lizzy Liautaud executive produced today's show. Tate Harahan and Lauren Worley produced today's show.

On today's show, we take listeners on a tour of USC's ectoplasmic experiences, report on rising sea levels, explain upcoming Propositions, find out what USC students are doing to combat a new strain of flu and explore the story behind a USC club dedicated to saving cats. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we cover the Dodgers' struggles, the Santa Ana Winds and changes to financial aid. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we discuss who is will next be in charge of the annual L.A. homeless count, a brand new terminal at the Hollywood Burbank Airport, and voter protection ahead of the midterm elections. All that and more, From Where We Are.

This morning, Republican candidate for Governor of California Steve Hilton held a press conference in McArthur Park to share his plan to address homelessness and addiction in the state. Maya Bashawaty has the story.

It’s the first day on the job for Press Secretary Katie Zacharia, and her short, public appearance has already caused quite a stir. Liam Wady has the story.

The Los Angeles Dodgers find themselves down two games to none in the NLCS against the Milwaukee Brewers. However, the main storyline surrounds the Dodgers’ superstar, Shohei Ohtani, who has been a no-show throughout the postseason. Hansel Chu has the story.

Have you been to an amusement park lately? Before taking off on a ride, safety protocols typically check that seatbelts are buckled and make sure hands and feet stay in the ride at all times. But is that enough? A tragic incident at Six Flags in Georgia is raising concerns about ride safety… Lauren Ceballos has the story.

International students in the U.S. could face a new financial burden of up to 100 thousand dollars under a proposed federal rule. The Optional Practical Training program, known as OPT, allows international students to work in jobs related to their studies. The proposed fees could make it harder for students to work in the U.S. after graduation. Suelki Lee has the story.

Prop 40, also called the California Billionaire Tax Act, is on the ballot this November! If approved, the proposal would place a one-time, five-percent tax on anyone in the state with over one billion dollars in assets. Here is how two economists considered the ballot measure. Bryn Hogan reports…

On today's show the Dodgers lose game two of the NLDS, Steve Hilton made a special appearance at Macarthur Park and public concerns are raised after yesterday's rollercoaster accident at Six Flags Over Georgia All that and more, on ... From Where We Are. Tate Harahan executive produced this episode. Lauren Worley and Lizzy Liautaud produced this episode.

On today's show, we discuss a recent protest that took place n Los Angeles, a plague outbreak in Russia and Trump's comment of L.A. and San Diego. All that and more on ... From Where We Are. Tate Harahan executive produced this episode. Lauren Worley produced this episode.

On today's show we recap storm Rachel's effect on the coast, bears breaking into trash cans, internet doxxing in the Cornell 7 case, and learn how Los Angeles celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we take a look at the extreme heat in Los Angeles, a failed execution in Tennessee, and a new AI-focused project from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we explore rising athlete workloads, metro prices, excitement for the fall break, tax bills, and how to combat harmful stereotypes with art. All that and more, From Where We Are.

A new bill offers tax incentives for journalism, the U.S. military leaves Iraq, an analysis of the gubernatorial debate and a new report finds trouble in the labor market. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we discuss new immigration enforcement laws in California, the Trump Administration's new AI website, and the current state of USC football. All that and more, From Where We Are.

It's Tuesday, September 29th On today's show...It's national coffee day! We learn how the students of U-S-C are celebrating, and what the recent U.S. Senate passed Protect College Sports Act means for student athletes All that and more, on From Where We Are Produced by Tate Harahan and Lauren Worley. Executive produced by Lizzy Liautaud.