Does the Coliseum still pack a punch?
Once one of the most feared places to play, the Los Angeles Coliseum seems to have lost its self-assuming pose.
Hispanics will vote Democratic, poll finds
Democrats are still concerned if enough Hispanics will vote in November, despite party support.
A sweet deal at dineLA Restaurant Week
City-wide event offers top-dollar meals to those on a budget.
Still life
Nihura Montiel, a junior majoring in fine arts, gives a living photograph performance in Watt Hall. The performance was based on Marina Abramovic’s “An Artist’s Manifesto,” an art installation at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Students struggling to find classes at community colleges
A large graduating high school class has added to the pressure.
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…Superman at L.A. Live?
More than 1,500 costumed superheroes descend on Downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, breaking a Guinness World Record.
Pac-10 athletic directors to meet in San Francisco — but don’t expect any results
North-South splits, zippers or pods? Upcoming meetings not likely to yield any real decisions.
State furloughs declared legal
The governor ordered furloughs during the fiscal crisis.
Like? The Social Network tops weekend box office
The film drew in $23 million, as well as strong reviews from critics.
Talk it out
Shakeet Syed, executive director of the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California, speaks at the Islamaphobia Town Hall Forum about the false perception that Shariah is taking over the United States Sunday in Taper Hall. It was sponsored by the Muslim Student Association.