Jazz, indie rock, contemporary dance and a T-shirt cannon commanded the Royce Hall stage Saturday night.
Spring Sing featured 12 student acts and eight celebrity judges 81 years after the event’s debut as a singing competition between UCLA fraternities.

No. 1 UCLA baseball (48-6, 28-2 Big Ten) defeated then-No.13 Oregon (38-15, 20-10) 9-6 in the former’s last regular season home game to clinch the three-game weekend series.

The Infatuation’s EEEEEATSCON Los Angeles brought the smell of blistered pizza crust, smoky barbecue, melting ice cream and just-sizzled shawarma to Santa Monica on Sunday.
The annual two-day food festival, located at the Barker Hangar, featured local eateries, such as Chinatown’s Katsu Sando and Culver City’s Mustard’s Bagels, as well as other restaurant staples hailing from across the country.

No. 8 seed UCLA softball (50-8, 20-4 Big Ten) faced Cal Baptist (43-19, 15-3 WAC) and South Carolina (32-28, 7-17 SEC) in the NCAA Los Angeles Regional from Friday to Sunday.

Transit enthusiasts and event organizers celebrated Los Angeles Metro’s grand opening of three new stations that extend the D-Line to connect downtown LA to Beverly Hills on Friday.

Hundreds of cyclists, roller skaters, joggers and walkers traversed across the streets of Los Angeles along a three-mile, car-free route.
CicLAvia, a nonprofit that temporarily closes roads to motorized vehicles, hosted its 65 Los Angeles Open Streets Event on April 26, promoting public spaces.

Blank shots echoed as the roar of attendees accelerated the athletes.
UCLA track and field competed in a dual meet against historic rival USC at Katherine Loker Stadium on Saturday and Sunday.