Los Angeles Unified is projecting significant budget deficits following the state’s May revision, raising concerns about funding for schools and programs. Officials are exploring cuts to address the shortfall.
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The BBC fact-checked Trump’s claims on rising crime in Democratic-run cities during the 2020 US elections. Their analysis reveals a complex picture, with crime trends varying widely across locations.
A man was arrested at a Trump golf club in California for possessing illegal weapons in his home and car, authorities confirmed. The incident prompted a thorough investigation by local law enforcement.
US truckers’ diesel spending has surged to a record high amid rising fuel prices driven by the Middle East conflict. The spike is straining logistics costs and fueling concerns over supply chain disruptions, Reuters reports.
Los Angeles has become the first major U.S. school district to mandate screen time limits for students. The new policy aims to promote healthier digital habits and enhance in-person learning experiences.
TikTok is requiring US employees to return to the office full-time starting next month, reversing remote work policies. The move reflects shifts in tech’s approach to in-person collaboration, reports Business Insider.
USA TODAY’s latest NFL QB rankings place Davis Mills at No. 28, while Herbert lands slightly higher at No. 24. Central Oregon’s Nix appears outside the top 30, highlighting a competitive quarterback field.
The trial has begun for a man accused of igniting the deadly Palisades fire in Los Angeles. The blaze caused significant damage and raised urgent questions about wildfire prevention and accountability.
Authorities continue monitoring a potential chemical leak in California’s Orange County following an overnight emergency operation. Residents are advised to stay informed as cleanup and investigation efforts remain underway.
BTS announces their 2026 World Tour, with U.S. dates selling out fast. Fans can find ticket prices, resale tips, and official sources to secure seats for this highly anticipated global event.
The Department of Education will now limit federal student loans for degree programs with low post-graduation wages, aiming to curb debt for students in low-paying fields, a new policy reported by the Los Angeles Times.
A Los Angeles man is suspected of killing his wife and abducting their 5-year-old child, according to police. Authorities are actively searching for the boy and urge anyone with information to come forward.
LAUSD has banned screen time for students before second grade, implementing one of the nation’s strictest policies. The move aims to reduce early exposure to digital devices and promote healthier learning environments.
As President Donald Trump signals uncertainty on deploying the National Guard to Chicago, Gov. JB Pritzker firmly urges, “do not come,” emphasizing state control and caution amid rising tensions.
The US Supreme Court declined to hear Meta’s appeal against a Vermont lawsuit alleging the company’s platforms contribute to social media addiction. The decision allows the case to proceed in lower courts, underscoring growing legal scrutiny of tech firms.
Over 40,000 residents were evacuated in Orange County, California, after officials warned a chemical storage tank is at risk of failing and may explode. Emergency crews are closely monitoring the situation.
The U.S. government is probing two additional Mexican governors for alleged links to drug cartels, escalating concerns over corruption and cartel influence in regional politics, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Tesla has lost its top spot in the electric vehicle market to a rising Chinese rival, marking a significant shift in the global EV landscape as the newcomer leverages innovation and aggressive expansion.
Commentary: What a scandal! (Or not.) explores shifting public reactions to controversies over time. The piece examines how changing social norms and media influence have reshaped what shocks or surprises us today.
Los Angeles faces escalating pressure as teacher unions join California’s strike-threat campaign, demanding better pay and conditions. The potential walkout underscores growing unrest in the state’s largest school district.