In the only debate between California’s gubernatorial candidates, State Treasurer Phil Angelides and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger verbally sparred Saturday night on issues including taxes and college fees. Read more...

As the second-most populated city in the United States, with 3.5 million people and an expected 50,000 more each year, Los Angeles faces complex challenges in its quest for a sustainable future. Read more...

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College students seeking to pay their bills may be tempted by egg donor agency advertisements with five-figure compensation values. Egg donor agencies and donor banks seeking young women commonly place daily advertisements in college newspapers, such as the Daily Bruin. Read more...

UCLA held its annual Millennium Ball, a benefit gala, at the new Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Thursday. Though the hospital is not scheduled to open until September 2007, the benefit raised over $5 million for the new facility. Read more...

The publisher of the Los Angeles Times was fired Thursday after he refused to make the cutbacks and staff cuts ordered by the paper’s owner, the Tribune Company ““ a conglomerate that also owns the Chicago Tribune, the Orlando Sentinel, the Baltimore Sun, Newsday, baseballs’ Chicago Cubs and the distribution rights to South Park. Read more...

It’s nothing more than hypocrisy when a group of student activists tries to prove how open-minded they are by shutting down a viewpoint that opposes their own. Read more...