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L.A. Mayor Bass has condemned the violence as "absolutely abhorrent and inexcusable."

Joe Biden, the US President, is responding to pro-Palestine protests that have swept across the country after an encampment at California’s UCLA was cleared this morning.

Student protesters do not have the “right to cause chaos,” Joe Biden has said, after pro-Palestinian demonstrations swept campuses across the US.

Classes were canceled at UCLA on Wednesday after violence broke out overnight at a pro-Palestinian protest encampment.

As they prepared for the most violent clash with police since the student protests began, demonstrators at UCLA in California separated themselves into three groups.

Following a nine-hour standoff, law enforcement officers clad in riot gear breached and dismantled a pro-Palestine encampment at UCLA early Thursday, bringing an end to the week-long protest and taking "hundreds" of protesters into custody.

Long-time Powell Library employee Jane Foley reminisced about bringing her sons to the Powell Library nearly a half-century ago as she finished some of her final duties at the facility at 217 E. …

A state assemblymember asked the U.S. The Department of Education to investigate Thursday whether students’ civil rights were violated at UCLA.

Crews are working to clean up remnants of Gaza encampments across the country where over 2,000 people have been arrested across at least 60 schools.

Los Angeles had become the flagbearer for the student protest movement after Columbia camp in New York shut down