Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

Orange County's seat has several large homeless shelters, while many of the county's other major cities have none.

The L.A. City Council voted Tuesday to prohibit private detention centers within city limits. The move is a response to plans by the federal Department of Health and Human Services to open a privately run child migrant shelter in the northeast San Fernando Valley.

Despite strong objections, UC faculty leaders say the SAT and ACT tests should continue to be required for admission.

The massive fire destroyed the donation center, the career center and the corporate headquarters of Working Wardrobes.

You know that sinking feeling you get in your stomach when a pipe breaks and you get the plumbers’ bill? Well imagine taking a look at an invoice for $4 billion.

Money to upgrade and maintain old academic buildings has been slow to come but relief may be in sight.

Cal State trustees put aside the controversial math requirement until a year-long independent analysis is finished.

How much high school math do you need to get into a Cal State? It's controversial.

Athletics leaders said there's work to be done to improve college student mental health and prevent student sexual assault.

Is freezing tuition at $49,000 a year enough to attract working-class high school graduates?

California's college athletes bill will be the talk of the NCAA's annual convention, which begins today.

Employees, buildings, students -- where will it go?