Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

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.

The Los Angeles Community College District is the latest public entity challenged by lawyers for having an at-large voting method to elect trustees.

During a late September heat wave, teachers at a downtown Long Beach school documented classroom temperatures between 92 and 102 degrees.

A new report says the average debt of college graduates grew to about $30,000 nationwide. California's debt is lower, at $22,000.

Prop. 55 would continue some state taxes to fund schools and community colleges. Measure CC would generate bond funds for L.A. community college facilities.

California schools are limited in how much of a foreign language they can use to help English learner students. Proposition 58 would undo those limits.

Observers say the for-profit college industry is going through a shakeout of quality schools after a "gold rush" period in the last decade.

The lawsuit alleged 13 school districts blatantly violated state law that compels school districts to use student test scores to evaluate teachers.

Military veterans left without full-time college classes by the closure of ITT Tech will stop receiving monthly housing allowances.

Community colleges are reaching out to former ITT Tech students, but they aren't offering to transfer all their classes to continue their degrees.