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A report from the California Policy Lab at UCLA analyzed findings from the newly launched California AI-Unemployment Tracker.

UCLA air quality scientists Yifang Zhu and Suzanne Paulson told reporters about what some of the health risks might be.

From 1985-2024, high-severity forest fire increased thirtyfold in California, outpacing restorative fire, a UCLA study found.

Abuse and neglect both affect mitochondrial function but in slightly different ways.

UCLA and American Mexican organization convene leaders from both nations to explore their shared future.

Find books, libraries and scholarly insights from across campus trace the holiday's origins and examine its lasting significance in American life.

Blocking a protein that interferes with tissue repair helps injured internal organs recover in mice.

The research exchange organized by Ron Avi Astor brought together Jewish, Muslim and Druze educators from across Israeli society.

The Olympic Analytical Laboratory works to ensure "a true competition and not a competition of syringes."

Abigail Saguy addressed her area of expertise and her new book in a Q&A with UCLA Newsroom.

Researchers collected data in 2025 from a community sample of 108 transgender and nonbinary parents.

The latest State of Black California report shows the shift was especially pronounced for college-educated Black women

In addition, California continues to outpace the nation in output and income, but employment growth remains tepid, UCLA economists say.

A new report from UCLA Luskin finds an increase in ICE arrests of immigrants who pose no known threat to public safety.

What kind of leaders are Angelenos looking for? In a piece from the spring issue, Blueprint editor-in-chief Jim Newton refers to Los Angeles as a “city of change.”

UCLA’s Carol Bakhos explores how ancient Jewish communities shaped traditions that endure today.

The alumnus shares insights from his latest book and explains how UCLA helped shape him as a scholar and activist.

Historian Caroline Luce on understanding Jewish migration, worker rights and Angelenos’ shared interests.

The study is the latest to find that animals recognize differences between men and women.

Geology powers the collaboration between UCLA assistant professor John He and postdoc Jordan Wang.

The findings may help explain sex differences in heart disease and support the development of more personalized treatments.

The study's findings could ease concerns that the expansion of telemedicine would trigger spikes in usage and costs

Latinos may be key in the newly drawn congressional districts and could impact who makes it through the first round of the gubernatorial election, UCLA experts say.

UCLA Asian American Studies Center’s launch of “Foundations and Futures” will help schools meet ethnic studies requirements.

The Latino GDP Project finds that U.S. Latinos’ economic contributions grew to $4.4 trillion in 2024.