Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

Sacramento created the Associate Degree for Transfer program seven years ago to help fix a broken college transfer process. The numbers show it's working.

Students tested drinking fountain water at Cal State Long Beach and found lead. A university follow up confirmed the findings and turned them off.

After a challenge from a Republican student group, UCLA administrators say they won't charge students a fee to host controversial speaker Ben Shapiro.

Faculty leaders at Cal State Northridge say changes ordered over the summer for all 23 CSU campuses are hasty and may do students more harm than good. The orders eliminated non-credit remedial classes and some general education requirements like intermediate algebra.

Without a campus shuttle, are disabled college students blocked from an adequate education? That'll be the central question in a federal trial set for Tuesday.

Cal State Long Beach says the number of visas denied to international students it had accepted was three times greater this year.

A first of it's kind study asks whether community college courses offered in high schools help students earn college degrees.

L.A. school board member Ref Rodriguez had many public school business dealings when he allegedly laundered campaign funds while running for office.

California schools appear to be keeping stronger sexual assault investigation policies as the federal government changes what it recommends colleges do.

Los Angeles Unified School Board President Ref Rodriguez and his cousin were charged Wednesday by the L.A. District Attorney's office for allegedly reimbursing almost $25,000 in campaign donations back to donors.