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There's no official word yet on whether in-person classes will resume, but UC campus leaders are discussing scenarios such as keeping large lecture-hall classes online and conducting some courses outdoors.
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Franklin’s victory was politically important because it denied LAUSD’s teachers union the chance to install a majority on the board.
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Vulnerable students managed to balance work, family, and college before the pandemic. After, it was too much for many of them.
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Southern California colleges and universities have come to rely on financially on international students.
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A student journalist says the Sheriff's Department kept his camera’s memory card with protest photos and videos, along with two years worth of work.
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The measure aimed to roll back parts of California’s landmark Prop 13 that apply to commercial and industrial properties.
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Incumbent Scott Schmerelson leads opponent Marilyn Koziatek in the latest vote count in the race to represent the west San Fernando Valley in LAUSD Board District 3.
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Long Beach Community College District trustees are seeking to exclude a fellow board member from closed-door meetings about a fraud investigation.
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In the race to fill LAUSD's seat covering the Harbor and South L.A., Patricia Castellanos trails Tanya Ortiz Franklin by nearly 16 percentage points.
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Charter school advocates appear to have blocked the teachers union from electing a friendly majority.
