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A new bill aiming to curb excessive cell phone use in schools was signed by California governor.

DPS confirmed a female student was arrested; LASD inmate locators show a 24-year-old female arrested on campus Monday with bail set at $30,000.

The Israeli military launched air strike attacks in southern Lebanon by targeting the populated areas of the region by leaving 558 people dead and 1,800 injured.

Bi Visibility Week has just come to a close. It's celebrated internationally every year from September 16th - 23rd.

USC students weigh in on the paper vs. plastic debate

Celebrities are stepping forward to endorse a presidential candidate - Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris being one example. But not every public figure is so forthcoming. And rising pop superstar Chappell Roan's response to why she's not endorsing anyone is stirring controversy

Will President Trump run for election in 2028 if he were to lose the 2024 election? Thoughts on his recent remarks.

The rest of September will be very exciting - at least for astronomers. Earth will have a celestial visitor in a matter of days: an asteroid which will begin a brief orbit around the Earth this Sunday!

USC's second annual KindFest took place at Wallis Annenberg Hall earlier today. The festival highlights the importance of self-kindness and how that affects well-being and mental health.

USC will clash against the Michigan Wolverines this Saturday in Ann Arbor. Student excitement is ramping up as some prepare to make the trip to the Big House.

The wildly popular Trader Joe's mini tote bags came back for a limited time this week -- and they sold out before many could get their hands on them.

The annual book fair runs from September 19 through 22, connecting avid readers with a variety of authors and exhibitors. Annenberg Media stopped by to meet some of the guests and vendors promoting Spanish-language literature. Here's Noelle Villasenor with the story.

According to the United Nations, women around the world earn less than their male counterparts

At the Trojan Farmers Market this fall, you can get lunch and even a flu shot

The building features nearly 200 affordable units and is expected to open in two and a half years.

Hispanic Heritage Month began this week and major corporations have released merchandise to mark the occasion.

USC assembled a panel of experts to help students and faculty understand the 10 separate propositions Californians will get to vote on in November.

Campus events encourage first-time voters to sign up.

People gathered in LA's Chinatown to kick-off the second-biggest event in the Chinese Lunar calendar.

Today September 16th, marks the two year anniversary of Mahsa's murder by the morality police in Iran. The Iranian community reflects on the tragedy.

Ronan Donovan, a National Geographic photographer, has exhibit on display at the National History Museum of LA County.

Following Diddy's indictment, what impact is it having on hip-hop amid the #MeToo Movement?

USC students talk about working out their period.

While L.A.’s Chinatown has retained its historic look, businesses new and old shape the future of the community.

In the Southwestern district of Los Angeles, Watts, a looping jingle from a bright red truck is instantly recognizable to locals.