The University of California–Los Angeles (UCLA) ranks among America’s top public universities, securing a strong position in the latest U.S. News & World Report college rankings, reflecting its academic excellence and research impact.
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New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles face mounting challenges under their current mayors, with rising crime, budget crises, and infrastructure issues fueling criticism. The City Journal examines the leadership failures shaping these major cities.
Women lawmakers across the U.S. are pushing for “potty parity” in government buildings, highlighting inadequate restroom access as a barrier to gender equality and workplace comfort in legislatures, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Former President Trump plans to deploy ICE agents to major cities like Los Angeles and New York in what is described as the “single largest Mass Deportation Program” in U.S. history, officials say.
L.A. Unified’s Measure US, a $9-billion school bond, aims to upgrade aging facilities, improve safety, and expand technology across schools. Voters decide the future of education funding in November.
The Los Angeles school board has voted to ban smartphones in classrooms, aiming to reduce distractions and improve student focus. The policy will take effect in the upcoming school year, sparking mixed reactions from parents and educators.
A.I. tool designed to support public school students has failed to meet expectations, facing issues like limited engagement and accuracy. Educators and experts call for cautious integration in classrooms.
Dave Portnoy sharply criticized Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, questioning his leadership and recent performances. The comments sparked debate among fans and analysts alike. Details in Sports Illustrated.
Thousands of protesters flooded Los Angeles streets, chanting “We’re not afraid of you,” expressing anger and defiance against Donald Trump. The demonstration highlighted growing tensions and widespread opposition to his policies.
A lawsuit against USC’s education school alleges fraudulent manipulation of data submitted to U.S. News & World Report, raising questions about the integrity of its rankings, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The devastating LA fires have left many residents homeless, with some saying, “I have nothing to go back to.” The blaze has destroyed homes and lives, prompting urgent relief efforts and widespread heartbreak.
Nearly 70% of Los Angeles teachers have seriously considered quitting, a new study reveals. The findings highlight ongoing challenges in education, including burnout, low pay, and lack of support, prompting urgent calls for reform.
A US court has ruled in favor of former President Trump, allowing him to maintain control over the National Guard in Louisiana. The decision marks a significant legal victory amid ongoing political tensions.
The Madre Fire has scorched over 79,000 acres in California, becoming the largest wildfire in the state this year. Firefighters continue battling the blaze as evacuations remain in effect.
Americans are sharply divided after former President Trump deployed military forces to Los Angeles amid rising tensions. Critics decry the move as an overreach, while supporters praise it as necessary for restoring order.
Amid growing concerns over potential education budget cuts, a top Trump administration official warned California is “at risk,” highlighting federal scrutiny as the state faces tough financial decisions, per the Los Angeles Times.
Former President Trump has seized on Los Angeles protests to defend his controversial military deployment amid a wider crackdown on migrants, intensifying debates over the use of federal forces in U.S. cities.
Multiple businesses in Los Angeles were ransacked amid anti-ICE protests, causing significant damage and disruption. Authorities are investigating the incidents as tensions continue over immigration enforcement.
Homicides declined by over 10% in America’s largest cities in 2023, including Chicago, marking a significant drop in violent crime, according to WTTW’s recent report.
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles, aiming to end the city’s “sanctuary” policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The case highlights ongoing tensions in immigration enforcement.