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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass delivered her State of the City address today, outlining her priorities for Los Angeles. Kim Ly with the story.

That's a wrap on Coachella 2025! USC students spent the past two weekends in the desert "bumpin' that" to sets from stars like Charli XCX and Green Day.

The United States is experiencing the second-worst measles outbreak in more than two decades. As cases climb across the country, doctors are encouraging people to protect themselves from the disease. Justin Ha has the story.

Summer is around the corner and that means road trips! Katie Havens recently made a road trip to San Diego to check out Balboa Park's landmark Botanical Building. The historic indoor garden was under renovation for three years; it re-opened a few months ago.

This week Harvard University refused to bow to demands from President Trump, including that the school discontinue DEI programs. The Trump administration has retaliated, taking away federal funding and threatening Harvard's tax-exempt status. Katherine Contreras Hernandez has the latest on this ongoing battle.

Our next story goes back thirty years. Lawyers returned to the courtroom today for the resentencing trial of the Menendez Brothers. Emily Cao has the story.

Only 5% of the ocean has been discovered, but new discoveries are being made everyday. You will never believe what was found. Katie VanArnam has the story.

USC has long been known for its beautiful campus, but has bordered on infamous when it comes to campus safety. We checked in with students to see how safe they really feel in and around campus. Lalou Ratsimihah has the story.

On this episode of Film Frequency, producer Ethan Huang discusses ‘A Minecraft Movie,’ chicken jockeys, and the secret to making a good video game adaptation.

On this episode of Film Frequency, we are joined by Annenberg Media’s Casey Loving, who breaks down the history of the Cannes Film Festival and what to expect from the 2025 lineup.

On this episode of Film Frequency, we discuss Val Kilmer’s legacy, from “Heat” to “Top Gun.”

On this episode of Film Frequency, we look towards Spring Break as producer Sam Bitman chats about what makes a good airplane move.

In light of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, USC hosted its annual Carefest, focused on educating and supporting students while building community. Olivia Giangeruso has the story.

Our reporter, Lizzy Liautaud, spoke with Professor Niels Frenzen, co-director of the Immigration Clinic at the Gould School of Law.

Since entering the political scene President Donald Trump has had an antagonistic relationship with the press. Now in his second term, Trump has taken the first step to cut funding from public media.

The 2028 Olympics are still a few years away, but here in LA, the build-up has already begun. USC Students and locals weigh in on what it will be like when the biggest sporting event in the world comes to one of the busiest cities.

For decades, churches have been a safe space for undocumented immigrants, even providing shelter at times. They were off-limits to immigration officials until recently, when the Trump administration changed the rules. With these protections no longer in place, can churches still serve as sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants?

The Trump Administration enacted a policy last week that calls for undocumented people in the U.S. to register themselves with the federal government. Today, leaders of various immigrant rights groups across the country held a press event to discuss the order and what it means for undocumented immigrants. Alyssa Peccatiello has more on this story.

A Mexican norteno band known for its "narcocorrido" song, has had its U.S. visas revoked just as as it was scheduled to tour here. What is narcocorrido? Why does it make people nervous? And will other musicians suffer the same fate? Here's David Rendon with the story.

UTSA is USC's Undocumented Trojan Student Assembly. Their mission is to create a safe space for undocumented students and their allies. The allies support the rights of undocumented immigrants but are not undocumented themselves. And recently UTSA has been examining the intersection of allies and undocumented. Amy Lopez asked the Assistant Director of UTSA, Melissa Paz-Flores, about allyship i...

From pozole to birria, Mexican food is one of the most popular cuisines in the US. But Mexicans are once again dealing with bashing from President Donald Trump, as he talks about mass deportations and building a wall along our border. Some Mexican Americans are pushing back by sharing and celebrating their culture – through food. Kimberly Aguirre reports.

Did you catch Bernie and Claro at Coachella? Maybe you're gearing up for weekend two? Here's Sierra Namvari with the scoop on the most memorable moments of Coachella 2025

Join Annenberg Radio News for another episode of From Where We Are, featuring the Stop the Oligarchy rally, Coachella, and celebrities... in space.

Senator Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made the latest stop on their "Fighting Oligarchy Tour" in Los Angeles this past weekend. Grand Park was packed with passionate followers who were also treated to live music. And after the rally, Sanders made a surprise appearance at this weekend's MOST popular venue. Olivia Giangeruso has the story.

The latest innovation in stem is supernatural and extraterrestrial. Blue Origin's rocket and capsule launch this morning carried the stars to the stars. Andie Kirby has the story.