Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

Staff at the Orange County Department of Education recommended the board of education deny Epic Charter School's petition to open. The board approved it. Now, there's a lawsuit.

Long Beach wants to swap a required state test for eleventh graders for the SATs to better prepare them for college and cut unnecessary standardized testing.

Absences shoot up at some schools that are in session in the days before Thanksgiving. Schools lose money, so should the entire week be a vacation?

Some states have been found to have over reported high school graduates, now federal officials are auditing California's oversight of how schools count graduates.

One group that provides anti-bias, anti-bullying training for schools said it has received 50 percent more requests for programs compared to this time last year.

"UCLA White Students Group" flyers appeared across UCLA over the weekend. Administrators took them down, but some students said UCLA didn't speak out against them.

Santa Ana Unified moved to head off student protests on Monday by deploying about 100 central office administrators to talk to students.

On Wednesday, teachers and other public school staff had to step in and deal with fallout from the election of Donald Trump as president.

University of California officials have scheduled 100 outreach events in underrepresented communities. The goal is to reach qualified students who may not apply.

Public officials warn schools to remain vigilant that educational technology companies don't violate student data privacy laws.

While school districts in Los Angeles and Oakland have overhauled student discipline, advocates say Long Beach schools have fallen way short.

A passenger who once rode regularly with the driver whose casino tour bus crashed into a large truck Sunday says she quit riding with him because he appeared to doze off at the wheel.