UCPD will be releasing cell phones it has held for nearly a year, which were confiscated after arrests made during last spring’s pro-Palestine protests.
Police officers confiscated around 40 phones from people arrested at pro-Palestine protests in spring 2024 to be used as evidence in investigations for potential charges, said Cynthia Anderson-Barker, a civil rights attorney who advocated for phones to be returned to students.

UCPD announced the closure of Dickson Plaza on Wednesday and arrested a person wearing a keffiyeh. 
Private security guards from CSC security and APEX Security Group began placing metal barricades surrounding all entrances to Dickson Plaza around 2:30 p.m.

This post was updated April 27 at 9:56 p.m.
The Los Angeles City Attorney declined to file criminal charges on most arrests made in April and May 2024 during pro-Palestine protests. 
LA City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto announced in a Friday press release that UCPD referred 245 arrests to her office relating to May campus protests, all of which were declined due to insufficient evidence.

This post was updated April 25 at 12:04 a.m.
UCPD has deployed additional police officers as the one-year anniversary of the first Palestine solidarity encampment approaches.

Around 150 people took to the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon for UCLA Faculty Association’s protest against student visa revocations.
The protest, hosted alongside California Faculty Association and several other Southern California organizations, intended to rally against recent student visa revocations and deportations.

UCPD recorded 672 unique entries in its March daily crime log.
University police received 129 crime reports from March 1 to 31 that resulted in active police cases.

This post was updated April 8 11:21 p.m.
The Los Angeles City Clerk released results Friday for the North Westwood Neighborhood Council’s biennial election.
Fourteen UCLA students and faculty members ran for the 19 seats up for election.

The Los Angeles City Council presented Chancellor Julio Frenk with a proclamation welcoming him to the city Friday.
Katy Yaroslavsky, who represents District 5 – which includes UCLA – led the presentation discussing Frenk’s achievements and future plans.

As winter quarter reaches its conclusion, it is time to revisit the visuals that made the season dynamic.
A variety of female artists delivered unforgettable music videos for their singles, pulling from nostalgic television programs and original concepts to craft vibrant stories.

This post was updated March 12 at 1:28 p.m.
Students and community members will vote in the upcoming North Westwood Neighborhood Council election March 18.
Of the 19 board seats up for election, three seats are reserved for UCLA students – with two undergraduate student seats and one graduate student seat.