When one student said they found a “nuclear bomb” in their Epicuria pizza, “Charles” was there to answer from the dining hall’s television screen. “Welcome to Housing-Dining,” he wrote from the screen ...

Three towers in downtown Los Angeles designed for the homeless could end up costing taxpayers more than $1 billion.

A new analysis by UCLA associate professor Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld suggests that most Angelenos support new housing construction, challenging the long-standing narrative that Los Angeles is ...

UCLA has been described as a school unwilling to invest in football, but the Bruins have actually invested millions in the program.

The biggest issue with UCLA football, according to more than a half-dozen sources, has been a lack of financial resources.

A UCLA survey reveals strong support for new apartments across the city, bucking the notion that Angelenos are NIMBYs.

The mayor said she was pulling back on development to respect constituents' wishes. But survey data say residents want more homes everywhere.

Ivory Innovations, both an operating foundation and a nonprofit academic center based at the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business, today announced the winners of its 2025 Hack-A-House ...

I want to thank all of the partners here today for making this milestone possible,” said L.A. Mayor Karen Bass.

Federal taxpayers might be on the hook for more than $1 billion over the lifetime of three downtown Los Angeles skyscrapers designed to house the homeless, state records show. State and city programs ...