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Voice actors spend years crafting and refining their sound, but what happens when a machine can steal their voice?

Annenberg Radio News hosts Anthony Bottino and Aditya Thiyag sat down with Annenberg Media Center Director and political journalist Christina Bellantoni for a conversation about what the Super Tuesday results say about youth voting patterns and more.

Your tuition is going up by over $3,000 dollars next year. Here's reporter Tomoki Chien with the details.

Democratic Representative Adam Schiff of Los Angeles will face Republican challenger Steve Garvey, a former baseball star, in the November election for California's U.S. Senate seat.

The city says it is cracking down on crime this March, but one local is skeptical.

Protestors gathered outside Los Angeles Police Department's Downtown headquarters to demand accountability for a city penal code they believe is being used to actively displace unhoused populations.

Proposition 1 is one of the major issues on the docket. It deals with funding for housing and mental health services, but what exactly are the issues at hand?

Having trouble getting to the polls to vote? We're talking about how the LA Metro is offering free rides to help voters cast their ballots, ensuring transportation isn't a hurdle on this crucial day of civic engagement.

Confused about Super Tuesday? You should! It's a confusing day with elections on the local, state, and national levels - and intense discussions about the future of America.

How did you feel when you voted in your first election? Stepping into the polling booths for the first time with the power to vote and make real change is a rite of passage for many Americans. Today we spoke to three first-time voters at the USC Village polling location.

Words like caucus, gerrymandering, and proposition will be popping up a lot today.

For students who are unfamiliar with how American primaries work, here’s a rundown.

The vote comes after the university recognized the players as employees last month.

On today’s episode, we discuss driverless cars, Los Angeles graffiti and the upcoming Oscars. All that and more, From Where We Are.

From murals of Kobe Bryant to dried spray paint on the train tracks, graffiti seems to be everywhere in Los Angeles. But a recent local report says while coverage around the subject has increased in frequency, the amount of graffiti actually being done has stayed the same.

You might have seen white vehicles with spinning gadgets spread all over the car - but with nobody behind the wheel. What are those driverless cars roaming around campus?

The Oscars are right around the corner and the nominations this year are stacked! However, as with every award show, general consensus on the nominees is divisive, and yet again, 'Barbenheimer' is at the top of everyone's mind.

A leader in Los Angeles’ Civil Rights history is celebrating an important milestone this year and is working with the community to continue the mission of local activism.

Students from Siblings in Solidarity, the Black Student Assembly and the East African Student Assembly share their experiences amongst many of the Black student organizations on campus.

Paul Revere Williams was the mastermind behind the Beverly Hills Hotel, Frank Sinatra's bachelor pad and many more of Hollywood's iconic Golden Age landmarks.

Black SC's annual event featured food, games and lively music.

This leap day, students discuss their experiences celebrating the special day.

The proposed merger between grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons faces regulatory scrutiny.

The results of the 2024 USG election were counted on February 27th

Adjunct professors of the School of Cinematic Arts voted Friday, with a vast majority leaning in favor of unionization.