Seeking to end the stigma of their occupations, sex workers will combine performance art and activism to make their voices heard tonight at an on-campus art show. Read more...

Since the release of photos in April 2004 of detainees being tortured by U.S. troops at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, international human rights groups have criticized what they say is the Bush administration’s inadequate response to evidence of torture at U.S.-run prisons abroad. Read more...

Rain continued to pummel the Los Angeles area on Tuesday, and a strong storm system is expected to arrive today which could bring high winds and another inch of rain on top of already soaked Angelenos. Read more...

Westwood Village will spend the next few years under construction as developers plan to build new apartments, retail stores and movie theaters in the area. On one side of town, construction will soon be underway on Palazzo Westwood, a new apartment complex. Read more...

Casden Properties plans to break ground on Palazzo Westwood’s construction in the upcoming weeks, but many residents and business owners are still opposed to what they see as a cheapening of the residential and commercial project through the removal of many of the original amenities. Read more...

With health care costs on the rise, the United States faces a growing problem. These costs have left the public and private sectors with increased burdens in providing health care for Americans. Read more...

Preparing themselves for influential careers in a slew of labor-related fields, UCLA undergraduates are adding the labor and workplace studies minor to their resumes. The minor is not offered by a department at UCLA, but through the Institute of Industrial Relations at UCLA in collaboration with the UCLA Center for Labor Research and Education ““ a liaison between the university and the Southern California labor community. Read more...