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California will receive $800 million in overdue school grant funds as part of a nationwide release of billions in withheld education money, aimed at addressing funding gaps and supporting public schools.
Former President Trump plans to redirect federal funds to boost school choice initiatives, including expanding private school vouchers, intensifying the national debate over public education funding and access.
U.S. News & World Report has released its annual ranking of the best high schools in America, highlighting top performers based on academics, graduation rates, and college readiness. Find out which schools made the list.
Toys R Us is making a comeback in California with new stores reopening in select locations. The revival taps into nostalgia while offering a modern shopping experience for families in the Golden State.
Districts across the U.S. are considering school closures as declining student enrollment strains budgets. Schools face tough decisions amid shifting demographics, prompting talks of consolidations and campus shutdowns.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are actively engaged in discussions centered on a key position group as free agency heats up. Sources say the team is exploring significant moves to bolster their roster.
On Feb. 3, several businesses across multiple states will close in observance of the “Day Without Immigrants” protest, highlighting the vital role immigrants play in the U.S. economy and society.
A teachers’ union leader sharply criticized the U.S. Education Secretary’s recent remarks, calling them out for undermining educators and misrepresenting key issues. The exchange highlights growing tensions in education policy.
In a blockbuster NBA trade, the Dallas Mavericks have sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis. The high-profile swap reshapes both franchises’ championship hopes.
Dozens of “No Kings” protests erupted across Los Angeles, drawing large crowds demanding justice and reform. The city witnessed vibrant demonstrations as activists voiced their calls for systemic change.
Protestors clashed outside a Turning Point USA campus event, prompting heightened security and tense confrontations. Authorities urged calm as voices on both sides demanded attention to their causes.
The three-day strike by Los Angeles teachers has ended, marking a temporary pause in labor unrest. Experts warn that short, disruptive strikes may become more common as educators push for better pay and conditions.
Swiss bike maker BMC has opened its U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles, aiming to strengthen its presence in the North American market. The move highlights growing demand for premium bicycles in the region.
A Deputy U.S. Marshal and a suspect were shot during an ICE operation in Los Angeles, authorities confirm. The incident unfolded amid heightened enforcement efforts, with both individuals receiving medical attention.
A federal officer’s shooting in Los Angeles wounded an immigrant and a U.S. marshal, officials reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, which raised concerns about the use of force during enforcement actions.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has threatened legal action against the Trump administration over its deployment of the National Guard in the state, citing concerns about federal overreach and lack of coordination.
An entertainment executive has listed a stunning cliffside mansion in Los Angeles for nearly $30 million. The luxury property offers breathtaking views and modern amenities, attracting high-end buyers.
Panic! At The Disco’s debut album, A Fever That Can’t Be Sweat Out, resonates with Los Angeles sports fans, blending emo rock energy with city passion. The record’s dynamic sound mirrors the intensity of LA’s sporting spirit.
Immigration agents were turned away after attempting to enter several Los Angeles elementary schools, sparking controversy and concern among parents and officials over the agents’ presence in educational settings.