Two large creeks once flowed through the east and west sides of the UCLA campus. But in order to construct more buildings in the early 1930s, most of the two creeks was buried. Read more...

As Trisha Howard looks into her planned future as a high school teacher, she sees more obstacles in her way if Proposition 74 passes in a statewide special election on Nov. Read more...

In an effort to deal with Los Angeles’ broad housing crisis, a group of city agencies will contribute an extra $50 million into the city’s housing trust fund, bringing the fund’s assets to $100 million, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced Wednesday. Read more...

In a city of mostly concrete and actresses, there are people who look in mirrors and there are people who look in bushes. UCLA alumnus Jason Finley, a graduate in cognitive science, finds his excitement peering into the latter. Read more...

In a narrow building near the border of skid row, third-year UCLA law student Matt Williamson sat in a folding chair and listened to Delvina Thompson read a litany of complaints about her home at the Huntington residential hotel. Read more...

UCLA’s willed body program, shut down last year after its director was accused of selling body parts for profit, may reopen as soon as today, officials said. Read more...