Education

Local author Danny Jordan talks about a personal moment changed the course of his life and inspired a whole new kind of superhero.

The new laws signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom address issues that continue to impact Californians such as consumer protections, labor and workplace rights, education, and immigration.

California faces a prolonged employment recession into early 2026, driven by elevated costs, weak job growth, and the early effects of deportation policies.

Thanksgiving is a season when many count their blessings. One man sentenced to never get out of prison is reflecting on the commutation that set him free six years ago. Allen Burnett is now the co-founder and executive director of The Prism Way.

The Casa Blanca neighborhood, one of the oldest Latino communities in California, now sees the reopening of the school as a chance to restore unity and honor its rich history.

Gov. Gavin Newsom and the University of California system have vowed to fight the "politically motivated" lawsuit, which is the third filed against the state that week.

A Valencia family is seeking answers after their 5-year-old son was found wandering alone on a busy street, having left his after-school program unnoticed.

The UC Board of Regents voted Wednesday to maintain a "tuition stability" program that allows for tuition hikes of up to 5% annually.

Officials deemed the area safe, and allowed people to return.

The billionaire first began donating money to Historically Black Colleges and Universities back in 2020.

The Trump administration cannot immediately cut federal funding to the University of California or issue fines against the school system over claims it allows antisemitism and other forms of discrimination, a federal judge ruled Friday.

Children in foster care are getting more help in securing a stable future thanks to a new executive order signed by President Trump on Thursday.