Pink blossoms on youthful green leaves twirl and spin among branches. As they dance, sometimes wildly and other times orderly, the leaves darken into the rich green of summer, then to the red and gold of fall, and finally to the bare branches of winter. Read more...

As a public proponent of the environment and energy conservation, former President Bill Clinton will be speaking on campus Friday morning to advocate for the passing of Proposition 87 in the Nov. Read more...

For years, rows of cars stacked end to end in driveways and partially blocking sidewalks have been a common sight in the Westwood Village apartments. But Los Angeles police announced that possibly as early as November, they will begin ticketing for “apron parking” ““ the term used for cars parked illegally in driveways so they protrude onto the sidewalks ““ in response to complaints from North Village residents. Read more...

Jennifer Ahdout had planned to spend her third and fourth years of medical school working at Martin Luther King Jr./Drew Medical Center in South Los Angeles. Read more...

“Mom, I have a girlfriend,” Jennifer Partnoff recalls telling her mom two years ago. Her mother responded, “You do know what it says in the Bible, don’t you? Read more...

As part of a UC system-wide event called “Terminate the Terminator,” California Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Angelides came to speak at UCLA on Tuesday. Ushered in by the sounds of cheering students and the music of the Black Eyed Peas, a relaxed and smiling Angelides made his way through the Kerckhoff Grand Salon toward a stage set up in front of a crowd of enthusiastic supporters. Read more...

Students with learning disorders made up 156 of the cases of students served by the UCLA Office of Students with Disabilities last year. But unlike many of the students served by the office, these students struggle with disorders which have no known cure and cannot be located. Read more...