Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

SoCal is a major recruitment stop for historically black universities. El Camino College in Torrance takes advantage with a guaranteed transfer agreement with many black schools.

Fifteen Southland high school students step into the spotlight Monday in hopes they can represent Southern California in a monologue contest in New York City.

Under current LA Unified budget cuts City of Angels High School would have to cut enrollment by 400 students and would lose 15 teachers.

LAUSD has said that about a quarter of students didn't show up to Carson High School the day after a 30-student brawl forced the school on lockdown.

As budget pressures mount, some LAUSD parents and administrators are looking to break away from the district by filing for independent charter status.

A long-running feud between two high-profile Latino art groups renting the same building owned by the city of Los Angeles appears to be over.

The district is moving to fire at least two employees before they’ve been convicted.

"Smart Boards" and computers are the ground floor of many schools' tech arsenals, but many Partnership for L.A. Schools classrooms don’t have these tools.

There’s more to see and enjoy these days at Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art. In the last year, MOCA added some 230 items — many from a single donor.

Etta James’s fans lined Manchester Boulevard Friday for a public viewing of the late blues singer at Inglewood Park Cemetery.

A recent rash of brass instrument thefts at Southern California public schools has left many students idle in their band classes.

At a meeting in Long Beach on Wednesday, California State University trustees are set to debate and vote on changes to system executives’ pay.