ARN Stories

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.

Baby animals… They’re cute, they’re adorable, and they're going viral! But why? Noelle Villasenor has the story.

Trojan families are flocking to campus for Trojan Family weekend. The annual celebration is an opportunity for families from all over to visit their children and learn more about the USC community. Annenberg Media went around campus to speak to parents about how they are navigating family weekend, which can get crowded- and pricey. Lana Diab has the story.

The dark and brooding Batman came out of his cave this morning to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Becca Speier has the story.

It's been a scary morning for bus riders in LA. A passenger was fatally shot after a metro bus hijacking in South LA early. Early this morning, we checked in with local bus riders. Paige Collazo has the story.

Last night, the Undergraduate Student Government announced the results of its senate special election. Mia Nuñez has the story.

California voters have the power to decide which political party controls the House of Representatives this election season. That's because some California congressional districts are experiencing demographic shifts that could flip them from red to blue or vice-versa.

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.