Petty Theft A bicycle worth $110 was stolen from 700 Tiverton Ave. on May 26. Another bicycle worth $210 was stolen from the same location on the same day. Read more...

Board approves AIDSagency contract The Board of Supervisors approved a nearly $200,000 noncompetitive contract with a nonprofit AIDS agency amid controversy over how the county is doling out its AIDS funds. Read more...

California needs more teachers, and Gov. Schwarzenegger has a plan. But he must make sure the plan is adequately funded, or his proposed “California Teach” program won’t amount to much. Read more...

There was more diversity at UCLA’s JazzReggae Festival this weekend than this campus has seen in a long time, and for once this university lived up to its name. Read more...

The Supreme Court has thrown out the conviction of Arthur Andersen LLP, citing improper jury instructions as the reason. Despite this setback, the government must continue to vigorously pursue corporate criminals. Read more...

Sixteen proposed programs for the 2005-2006 year have already been approved by the UCLA Center for Community Partnerships as a part of its “UCLA in LA” project. Read more...

After the demonstrations in Tiananmen Square, uncertain reports of Chinese troops using force on students demonstrating for governmental reforms have abounded. Reports included that tanks crushed tents set up in Tiananmen Square, and that hundreds of students were gunned down or arrested. Read more...