California might have changed its governor, but the state is still facing a massive budget deficit, and today UCLA will host a forum to discuss the effects of the state’s budget crisis. Read more...

Los Angeles City Councilman Jack Weiss said he will oppose Casden Properties’ plan for the construction of a multimillion dollar project in Westwood, after the firm’s vice president and a group of subcontractors working with the firm were indicted by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office for conspiring to violate campaign financing laws. Read more...

At a university that has traditionally valued diversity, officials are pursuing measures to increase the presence of an oft-neglected minority within the car-centric metropolis of Los Angeles ““ bike users. Read more...

While many students indulge in lavish homemade feasts this weekend, other Bruins unable to make the journey home may only have their dreams of hot turkey and fluffy potatoes to savor. Read more...

His siblings gathered around an oblong table covered in steaming tamales. The merry chatter of children with new toys. The melody of Spanish holiday music. These are symbolic images of Arreguen Nolberto’s last Thanksgiving. Read more...

Students know they can view the dimensions of a car, take a tour of a home, or play a game, all by moving their computer mouse on a Web page. Read more...

Members of the undergraduate student government had the opportunity to interact with the newly-appointed head of the Associated Students of UCLA at Tuesday night’s general meeting, where the issue of the removal of the Taco Bell eatery took center stage. Read more...