A new countywide pavement analysis is putting numbers behind something Los Angeles residents already feel every summer. Many neighborhoods are hotter, harsher, and less shaded than they need to be,
A federal judge’s decision to let California’s new antisemitism law take effect has quietly redrawn the boundaries of classroom speech, with consequences that extend far beyond the specific lawsuit before
United Teachers of Los Angeles has taken one of the most consequential steps yet by a major local labor union to link its political power to opposition to the genocide
For many Americans, the Thanksgiving holiday brings to mind images of Pilgrims and Native Americans sharing a peaceful meal during a moment of unity and gratitude. But the real history
Hundreds of students at Venice High School marched out of class Tuesday afternoon to protest immigration enforcement and demand stronger protections for their classmates and families. Around 12:35 p.m., the
California has become the first state in the nation to ban ultraprocessed food ingredients from school meals, following the signing of a groundbreaking new law by Governor Gavin Newsom. The
