Caroline Champlin

More L.A. County businesses are allowed to reopen indoors starting next week, but many will need time to transition.

Many museums will need weeks to re-hire staff and check safety protocols.

As local school districts bring students back to campus, here's how you can help prepare kids for their classrooms to look a little different.

Parents of elementary schoolers should be on the lookout for signs of anxiety and grief as younger kids start going back into classrooms.

As more schools across L.A. county begin to open, families weigh the pros and cons of sending their kids to school in person.

After a year of restrictions, many families will soon face a major choice. Here's how a few of them are tackling this question.

Next week, LAUSD will resume some in-person services and administrators hope to reopen elementary schools by April.

After a hiatus, LAUSD plans to offer in-person specialized services next week, with tentative plans for reopening elementary schools by April 9 -- if teachers get vaccinated.

The L.A. Unified Board of Education has agreed to cut school police from campuses and replace them with more counselors, social workers, and 'climate coaches' to mediate disputes.

LAUSD will use some of the money saved from cutting aone-hird of the district's police officers to pay for 'climate coaches' to mediate disputes on school campuses.

For the first time since the pandemic started, L.A. County has met the state's threshold for reopening elementary school campuses.

L.A. County schools have met a threshold to reopen campuses for the youngest students, but LAUSD leaders have indicated they want to wait.