This post was updated Aug. 16 at 8:11 p.m. Public health officials ordered the temporary closure of a cafe in Westwood because they discovered cockroaches in the building. Read more...
Photo: Public health officials temporarily closed down Elysee Bakery & Cafe when they discovered unspecified vermin in the restaurant. (Michael Zshornack/Photo editor)
Little will change in Los Angeles’ plans for the Olympic Games despite Monday’s announcement that it would host the games in 2028, four years later than its original bid. Read more...
Photo: (Kaley Powers/Daily Bruin)
International athletes will be using UCLA campus facilities during the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. Los Angeles Olympic bid organizers declared candidacy Monday for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. Read more...
Photo: Los Angeles Olympic bid organizers declared candidacy Monday for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion will be used for athletes during the games. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Students can now receive textbook orders from Amazon within a day at Westwood Village’s latest offering. Amazon opened a staffed pickup location Tuesday on Westwood Boulevard. Read more...
Photo: Amazon opened a pickup location in Westwood on Tuesday. Students with Amazon Prime and Prime Student can receive same-day pickup on items ordered and shipped to this location before noon. (Michael Zshornack/Photo editor)
University police are searching for a man and a woman who allegedly burglarized a UCLA student’s vehicle on July 14. Video surveillance footage taken from a 11140 Rose Ave. Read more...
Students living off campus may start receiving parking tickets next month. The Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance June 28 to outlaw parkway parking, the practice of parking in the grassy area between the street and the sidewalk. Read more...
Photo: Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance on June 28 to outlaw parking in the grassy area between the street and the sidewalk. The practice is common in North Village. (Michael Zshornack/Photo editor)
There was very little trust between students and the police when Nancy Greenstein joined university police as their first civilian senior administrator. “When I first got there, it was even difficult to meet students because the police didn’t have the relationships they have today,” Greenstein said. Read more...
Photo: Nancy Greenstein, former director of the Police Community Services Bureau, retired June 29 after 20 years of service in UCPD. (Habeba Mostafa/Daily Bruin)
