Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

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.

Advocates say the long transfer times at community college make it a more expensive for students aiming for a four-year university.

Community colleges are pushing "promise" programs, partnerships with high schools, and marketing to help turn around a student enrollment drop.

California schools are stepping up their legal and counseling teams in the wake of the decision to end Obama-era protections for young immigrants who lack documentation.

California community college students are using a new crisis text line to help solve mental health crises. Those crises often involve homelessness and money.

A new study found that 70 percent of L.A. Unified graduates enroll in college, but only a quarter of those end up earning a college degree within six years.

$51 million is coming to California students still in debt from Corinthian Colleges. It's the latest effort to help students saddled with debt and worthless degrees.

More California high school students enrolled in community college classes during the school day, but some schools working out kinks.

Southern California community colleges are starting alumni organizations that campus leaders say will help raise money for student scholarships.

Los Angeles College Promise, which waives a year of tuition at community colleges, is drawing far more students than expected.