The California Democratic Party brought the Stop the Power Grab Tour to Hollywood on Sunday.
Just a few days from Election Day, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra took the stage at the Hollywood Palladium to rally votes.

Broxton Plaza went to the dogs on Saturday – and they came dressed for the occasion.
Some arrived as pumpkins, others as superheroes. They descended on the event strolling in packs, sitting in strollers and perching on their owner’s shoulder.

Once UCLA’s academic year begins, students will populate campus again, frequenting campus cafes and student stores for their day-to-day needs. Though they will see less traffic, campus services remain open over the summer, staffed by UCLA students. 
Daily Bruin photojournalist Amelia Chief visited four of these locations to speak with student employees about what their job is like in the sunny season.

The Hexi Corridor is a narrow strip of habitable land extending around 680 miles across northwest China. 
Bounded by the towering Qilian Mountains on the south and the Gobi Desert on the north, the Hexi Corridor became the pathway of cultural exchange between ancient China, Central Asia and the Mediterranean for centuries.

Legacies come off the page in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Public Library held its Central Library Centennial Festival on July 11 in celebration of the branch’s 100th anniversary.

This post was updated July 28 at 4:02 p.m.
Los Angeles has deep roots in Catholic history, having been founded in 1781 originally as El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles.

For some, June brings sweltering heat. For others, it’s a chance to breathe.
The oldest Pride parade in Southern California returned to Hollywood Boulevard on June 14.