(Andrew Ramiro Diaz/Photo editor)
Transit enthusiasts and event organizers celebrated Los Angeles Metro’s grand opening of three new stations that extend the D-Line to connect downtown LA to Beverly Hills on Friday.
Hundreds of cyclists, roller skaters, joggers and walkers traversed across the streets of Los Angeles along a three-mile, car-free route.
CicLAvia, a nonprofit that temporarily closes roads to motorized vehicles, hosted its 65 Los Angeles Open Streets Event on April 26, promoting public spaces.
Green has gradually returned to the once-scorched slopes of the Santa Monica mountains. The January 2025 Palisades wildfire is among the top ten most destructive and deadliest wildfires in California since 1932, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
Tens of thousands flooded the closed streets of Los Angeles for the marathon Sunday, including thousands of supporters and volunteers.
The Los Angeles Marathon, coined the Stadium to the Stars, drew in runners from 63 countries and all 50 states.
Peaks and Professors at UCLA organizes hikes where students can explore nature alongside a guest UCLA faculty member. In an environment free from office hours and BruinLearn, the club aims to facilitate connections between students and faculty from different academic disciplines.
The blares of brass trumpets and chants echoed through UCLA’s campus as over 1,000 people joined a Wednesday walkout across campus to protest against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement campaign.
Students, university administrators and local residents gathered together for the annual Westwood Homeless Count on Thursday. The volunteer-based event is part of the 2026 Los Angeles Homeless Count, which creates a snapshot of the area’s homeless population to inform future resource distribution.
The faint whirr of public transit vehicles can be heard as orange and brown leaves crunch beneath footsteps. Located in the East Bay, Berkeley was the heart of the free speech movement in the 1960s and is home to the UC’s first campus.
Tens of thousands of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299 members struck across the UC system Nov. 17 and 18. With the rhythm of drums matching the rain, hundreds of UC employees striking at UCLA impacted medical facilities and custodial services and left many UCLA dining halls temporarily closed.
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