Kyle Stokes

The measure passed with six of the board members voting in favor, and one recusing himself. It could invite legal challenges — but could also pave the way for other school systems to follow suit.

A new back-to-school law makes independent study programs the only alternative to in-person classes — but advocates warn they're a poor fit for students with disabilities.

Both Newsom and his leading Republican challenger held rallies on friendly turf in Southern California.

The election is just over a week away.

As talks continue, UTLA is backing off demands for a student vaccination mandate and for some more sweeping quarantines.

A major caveat: The district’s teachers union, UTLA, has not agreed to a permanent plan for handling a quarantined classroom.

COVID-19 has cost students a lot, but many students say it is their mental health that's suffered far more than their grades.

Good news! Of the more than 360,000 students who were tested before they returned to school, only 0.8% of the tests came back positive — far lower than L.A. County’s 4% positivity rate for the same period.

Los Angeles Unified School District students returned for the fall semester on Monday, going back to classrooms that are as "normal" as they've been since the start of the pandemic.

We know this is not your typical back-to-school day. We've got you covered with some helpful links as LAUSD campuses reopen for the fall semester.

‘We have no idea what’s going to happen,’ says one parent who wants to enroll her children in LAUSD’s online independent study program.

Newsom said California is the first U.S. state to require education workers to be vaccinated.