Over 100 students are expected to show up to roller skate in the Ackerman Union Grand Ballroom tonight to help AIDS victims in the Los Angeles community. Read more...

Unprecedented ceremonies and court decisions have recently catapulted the gay marriage debate into the national spotlight, wedging it into the thick of steamrolling presidential campaigns and forcing the country to settle a legal debate that has no foreseeable end. Read more...

Despite recent pressure to legalize same-sex marriages in California, current political circumstances imply a low likelihood for the city of Los Angeles taking similar action, local policy experts said. Read more...

Five minutes gave them 1,136 new rights. When the City and County of San Francisco decided to change the words “bride” and “husband” to “applicant 1″ and “applicant 2,” they drew a flood of same-sex couples from all over the nation hoping to obtain marriage licenses. Read more...

Among the many campaigns being run for the March 2 elections, the L.A. County Registrar is campaigning for some extra help at the polls. Los Angeles County, like many counties across California, does not have enough poll workers to staff its polling locations for the upcoming Democratic presidential primary elections. Read more...

Dorm-dwellers seeking a late-night snack now have a few more options at the popular on-campus restaurant Puzzles, but whether they will give up old favorites in favor of the new snacks remains to be seen. Read more...

A lawsuit filed in part by University of California students against the governor over mid-year budget cuts may have hit a snag as the students wait to hear if the cuts will be implemented or not. Read more...