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As work continues on the world’s largest wildlife corridor in Los Angeles County, a recent study found that some wildlife may be fearful of using the bridges.

Russell Jacoby, author and professor emeritus of history at UCLA, wrote a book in 1987 arguing that teaching leftist ideology at universities wouldn’t negatively affect American society. Now, 35 years later, in an article for Tablet, he says he was wrong.

Five months after agreeing to move to the Big Ten, UCLA finally got approval from the board of regents. And in soccer news, an Iranian soccer player faces the possibility of execution, in conjunction with a reportedly deadly, women’s rights protest.

UCLA’s Critical Race Studies Program, part of University’s School of Law, developed the database, titled the CRT Forward Tracking Project. Program researchers have screened 24,000 media articles since August 2021, counting 479 instances of anti-CRT activity. According to the data, most anti-CRT proposals have occurred in Florida, Virginia, Missouri, and the U.S. Congress. More than […]

A bill for safe injection sites has passed California’s legislature and is awaiting the governor’s signature or veto. A group is calling on him to veto the bill. A university in California is now cataloging when people oppose critical race theory. We’ll look at how much opposition CRT is getting, and what places don’t want […]

Pac-12 powers UCLA and USC are planning to leave their longtime conference for the Big Ten, according to a report by the San Jose Mercury News. The move would give the Big Ten 16 members and allow them to get back on the same level as the SEC, as the two most powerful conferences. The […]

It was a busy week for bills in the state capitol. Thousands came to the capitol to voice opposition during committee meetings this week. Two Democratic lawmakers chastised the public, with one resorting to cursing. A court in California recently upheld the state’s net neutrality laws. The court refused to hear arguments from service providers, […]

It is a “violation of ethics” that one physician should decide whether 40 million Americans in California get vaccinated against COVID-19 according to Dr. Christopher Rake, an anesthesiologist at the UCLA Medical Center. As has been the case with numerous states across America, California’s Department of Public Health (CDPH) issued a mandate in early August stating that health […]

As vaccine mandates go into effect across the country, the signs of resistance from some employees are growing. We’re seeing lawsuits, job actions, and terminations. It’s affecting sectors from airlines and ferries, to fire departments, police forces, and the military. And also, frontline healthcare workers. That may surprise some people since clearly this group cannot […]

Members of the Revolutionary Communist Party of America organized a promotion campaign promoting their ideology and recruiting new adherents on UCLA campus in early May, Campus Reform reported.

A UCLA student whose parents were among the 50 people charged in a nationwide college bribery scheme was listed as part of the school’s soccer team despite having no competitive soccer experience before attending the university, according to a new report. Bruce Isackson, 61, president of a real estate development firm in California, and his […]

A California man convicted of stabbing a UCLA student to death was sentenced to life in prison. Alberto Hinojosa Medina stabbed Andrea DelVesco, 21, 19 times inside of her apartment in Westwood, Los Angeles County, on Sept. 21, 2015. After killing her, he set her apartment on fire, authorities said. DelVesco was a fourth-year UCLA student […]