Children are heading back-to-school across California, so in your own neighborhood and where you commute to work--be safe!
Under California law, children must be fully immunized before starting school.
Researchers say getting more sleep improves academic performance. But is it feasible to push back middle and high school start times?
A new study by a financial advice company may surprise you.
Looking for the top college in America? Forbes reports that it's right here in the Southland.
Funding for the raises is coming from the state.
"This is the right thing to do -- for our workers and their families," UC President Janet Napolitano said.
The institute will guide Hispanic students through the application process for top universities, and will eventually provide scholarships.
Three members of the baseball team allegedly made and distributed a video--the woman in the video is now suing.
Gov. Jerry Brown released a budget Thursday that would halt 5 percent annual tuition hikes approved for the next five years.
Corinthian Schools filed for bankruptcy after several state attorney generals called for student debt relief, citing predatory practices.
The University of Southern California Marshall School of Business created an online MBA program focusing on emerging online business topics.
The Board of Education voted to suspend the Academic Performance Index and to evaluate alternatives for measuring school performance.
Chemistry Professor S. W. Tina Choe will become the first woman at the helm of the LMU Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering.
Students from outside the school's local area will face tougher academic admission standards to reduce enrollment over the next four years.
Starting in 2017 all incoming UC students will have to be vaccinated against measles and a variety of other diseases.
The man who oversees L.A. Unified’s $354 million food program denies allegations of wrongdoing lobbed by the Office of the Inspector General
The high school's freshman baseball coach has been confirmed to have the highly contagious virus.
A former teacher at the school pled no contest to 23 counts of lewd conduct and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
They lag behind the state averages in fitness.
Students have had trouble getting transcripts, and being able to enroll in classes they need.
Cortines’ contract with the district calls for him to receive an annual salary of $300,000, which is $50,000 less than John Deasy’s salary.
He will remain with the district on “special assignment” until Dec. 31.
The school board authorized its lawyers several weeks ago to begin negotiating a separation agreement with lawyers for John Deasy.
The boy ran from the scene but was quickly caught.
The goal is to diminish the "digital divide."
The school board has given authority to its attorneys to discuss terms of a possible departure, the Los Angeles Times says.
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation hopes to institutionalize the habit of walking and biking.
After canceling the $1billion iPad program, John Deasy has come under increasing scrutiny from the teachers' union and board members.
Teachers' requests were the tech company's command. Nearly $1 million were donated to cover specific projects.
A review found that the school district lacked an effective tracking system -- and that losses could be even higher as a result.
The announcement ends a sometimes-tumultuous program that was plagued by difficulties since its rollout.
Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Unified School District has not settled contract negotiations with teachers.
Now in its 21st year, the event is a culmination of a yearlong school program led by the Malibu Foundation for Environmental Education that puts kids in touch with nature while encouraging them to reduce their waste.
Children have to "change their perception about how they see themselves," she says.
National Assessment of Educational Progress ranks state students 36th in the U.S.
To exempt a child from required vaccinations, a parent and a doctor must sign the new Personal Belief Exemption form under a state law that takes effect Jan. 1.
Student loan debt likely will force today's college grads to work longer.
The event encourages students to walk and bike to school to create awareness around safe walking routes to school and promote physical fitness.