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DPS orders students to leave campus amidst a study-in.

Monday marked the first day for early voting in California. Check your mailbox because if you're a registered voter in California you may have already received a ballot for the November election.

A dozen USC students became victims in a Menlo Avenue home break-in early Tuesday morning. DPS said that the suspect was detained after he broke into the house.

Many consumers are still struggling to make ends meet, among them USC students and neighbors.

Many consumers are still struggling to make ends meet, among them USC students and neighbors.

Two weeks ago today, Marcellus Williams was executed in Missouri for a murder conviction despite maintaining his innocence all along. The execution raises renewed questions about systemic bias and the death penalty.

The death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Israel’s airstrikes late last month raises worries and uncertainties for the Lebanese Armenian community amid a potential power vacuum.

A USC Price and Dornslife research study finds that the lack of trees in South L.A. affects the perception of the neighborhood and the well-being of its residents

Students protest at USC on the one year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel

On this first anniversary of an infamous day in history, USC students, and people around the world, look to remember and heal from what happened on October 7th one year ago. We visited with campus Jewish organizations as they prepare for a vigil to honor the lives lost, and the hostages still being held.

An investigation into an “unidentified package” took place on 30th street this morning, and DPS closed campus entrances as a result of nearby pro-Palestine protests.

A new study from USC exposes the harmful effects of vaping: it’s bad for your heart.

It's October, which means that "spooky season" has begun. Annenberg Media visited the Natural History Museum of L.A. County to find out how it's being celebrated there. Our EP Nicole Bednar has the story.

Jewish tradition takes an unconventional route at the Laugh Factory, where a service was hosted in honor of Rosh Hashanah. Luisa Tripoli has the story.

With expected memorials and other events this coming week, DPS is increasing security on USC’s campus in the hopes of making all students feel safe. For Annenberg Media, Noelle Villasenor has the story.

This week, Los Angeles is going through a record-breaking heat wave. Mia Nuñez reports on ways to stay cool.

Students and experts weigh in on the Vice Presidential Debate.

Security experts talk safety, volunteer opportunities for the 2028 Summer Olympics in L.A.

The celebration of the Jewish New Year will be the first since the tragic events of October 7 last year.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1780 this week. It bans legacy and donor admissions at private universities in California, including USC. Sheridan Hunter has the story.

On Sunday, LA's only children's Spanish-Language bookstore, La Libreria opened the doors of its new location in West Adams. Originally opened over a decade ago as a small showroom, La Libreria has since grown into a proper bookstore. Gricelda Gallardo prepared this report.

ARN hits the streets to investigate what Trojans have been listening to.

You can now drink until 4 a.m. instead of 2 a.m. in Los Angeles. Well... kind of. Governor Gavin Newsom passed multiple alcohol and drug related bills, and some folks aren't too thrilled.

TikTok’s most followed dancer Charli D’Amelio is set to debut on Broadway next month in '& Juliet.'

With midterm season in full swing, students are unwinding in a squishy, cuddly way. By hugging a pug. Luisa Tripoli has the story.