Phi Kappa Psi was recently suspended from UCLA's campus for three years, but plans for construction of a new fraternity house are still underway. Read more...

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The Phi Kappa Psi house at UCLA awaits a $5 million demolition and reconstruction funded by alumni donations, despite the recent suspension of the fraternity from campus.

Andrew Thomas marches up Westwood Boulevard toward UCLA, stopping to point out gum on the sidewalks, overgrown trees and a Daily Bruin newsstand in desperate need of a paint job. Read more...

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Andrew Thomas, executive director of Westwood’s Business Improvement District, stands before one of Westwood’s landmark buildings. With a budget of $1.3 million, he is charged with revitalizing the Village.

Parking enforcement officials begin citing apron-parked cars in Westwood's North Village today after holding off until the end of the school year to enforce the ban. Read more...

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Beginning today, cars parked outside of the entrances to garages and jutting into the street will be cited by the Los Angeles Department of Transportation.

The Los Angeles City Council approved plans for the city's first bus-only lane last week, a move applauded by some UCLA staff and student groups. Read more...

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The Los Angeles City Council recently approved a plan to bring the city’s first bus-only lane to Wilshire Boulevard. About 280 students, staff and faculty board the buses on Wilshire each day during the week.

The second Westwood LIVE will be catered toward an older clientele, and a push to draw out more students to the event will not be made until the fall, organizers said. Read more...

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The Richard Glaser Band, which includes UCLA music alumnus Mark San Filippo on drums, helped kick off the inaugural night of Westwood LIVE on April 21.

Correction: The photo is courtesy of Steve Sann.