IRVINE — The University of California Student Association selected mental health awareness as the subject of its next campaign at its 17th annual congress that took place over the weekend. Read more...
Photo: Students discussed ideas to increase student voter registration at the University of California Student Association’s 17th annual congress that took place over the weekend. (Courtesy of Art Motta)
The undergraduate student government’s finance committee found no evidence suggesting the LET’S ACT! slate received funds from student groups in its previous campaigns. However, the investigation did not analyze all the forms student groups must submit detailing the use of the funds. Read more...
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Police are searching for a man who jumped on top of another person’s car and damaged its wiper blades and rear view mirrors on Wilshire Boulevard Tuesday evening. Read more...
UCLA doctors were awarded a three-year, $2.5 million grant last month to launch a new geriatric care and training program in conjunction with UC Riverside School of Medicine. Read more...
Roshan Sharma was eating lunch outside Murphy Hall near the bus depot on Hilgard Avenue in 1949 when he saw a woman named Raj wearing a Punjabi outfit. Read more...
Photo: Raj Sharma and her husband Roshan Sharma met at UCLA in 1949. (Courtesy of Roshan Sharma)
The Los Angeles City Council voted 12-2 Tuesday to approve the L.A. Mobility Plan 2035, a 20-year transportation plan that aims to prioritize the safety of those who walk, bike and use public transit. Read more...
Photo: The Los Angeles City Council approved the L.A. Mobility Plan 2035, an attempt to make the city less car-centric and more friendly toward walking, biking and public transit. The council will vote next month on whether the Westwood Boulevard bike lane, a direct north-south route to UCLA, will remain in the plan. (Daily Bruin file photo)
A Los Angeles man filed a class action lawsuit against UCLA Health, alleging the health care provider did not adequately store private medical information of about 4.5 million patients during the recent cyber attack, a law firm announced Tuesday. Read more...
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