President Bush held a rare press conference Tuesday, taking reporters’ questions on a variety of of important topics. It’s too bad he didn’t actually answer most of the inquiries. Read more...

A Los Angeles city councilman initiated in March the process of creating a law directing police to seize and auction the vehicles of people arrested for driving drunk. Read more...

Students exiting their chemistry lectures in Young Hall can expect to be greeted by concrete canoes and mousetrap cars in the Court of Sciences, signs of UCLA’s annual Engineering Week. Read more...

The move to modify voting procedures for the undergraduate student government elections met an obstacle Tuesday, when the request for a special election on the issue was denied due to technical violations. Read more...

Clarence Young, who preferred to go by his middle name Ory, was supposed to be with his family at dinner Easter Sunday, but he stopped in to work before celebrating. Read more...

Few organizations suffer as negative a public perception as the Internal Revenue Service, the government agency responsible for the collection and distribution of federal taxes. The three letters “IRS” typically inspire feelings of fear, annoyance and anger in the populace, conjuring thoughts of vengeful number crunchers tirelessly working to pinch every last cent out of taxpayers. Read more...

The first household hazardous waste disposal facility in West Los Angeles, a joint project by the City of Los Angeles and the UCLA Office of Environmental Health and Safety, opened on March 25. Read more...