Damanjot Chatha, from Sylmar, was one of four US students chosen to participate in a prestigious program in India known as the Tata Social Internship, which enables the students to […]
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Fitness: It’s a Family Thing
Before getting a medal for her participation in the 5K race at the Hansen Dam Triathlon, Claudia Ponce received a bigger recognition: a high-five from her four kids that were […]
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Trump’s Evolving Immigration Plan Compared to Clinton, Obama
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump’s new line on immigration — “fair, but firm” — is leaving both Republicans and Democrats with the same question: Is the famously hard-line GOP nominee […]
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LAUSD Threatening to Revoke Charter of El Camino Real High
WOODLAND HILLS (CNS) — The Los Angeles Board of Education has begun taking steps toward potentially revoking the charter of El Camino Real Charter High School. Citing a range of […]
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L.A. Court Warns of Juror Scam
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles Superior Court officials are warning the public about scammers are trying to con LA county residents out of cash by calling and posing as […]
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Migrant Education Program Sets Students on Path to College
The Migrant Education Program is seeking out migrant families. On average, migrant children attend three different schools each year and are some of the poorest and neediest children in LAUSD. […]
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Greenburg Receives CSULA’s Outstanding Professor Award
Northridge resident Meredith Greenburg was recognized by Cal State University Los Angeles for excellence in the classroom and service to the community during the 2016 University Convocation at the Luckman […]
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Applications Open for The Music Center Spotlight Program
Southern California high school students interested in the performing arts are encouraged to apply to be a part of the 29th annual free Spotlight arts education and scholarship program presented […]
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5 Ways The College Textbook Industry Gets You To Pay More For Textbooks
The tuition cost was haunting. The dorm bill was daunting. The laptop your favorite college freshman just had to have cost more than your first car. Now all she has left […]
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It’s a Season Opener, but a Rivalry is Forming
This Friday, Aug. 26, the 2016 prep football party gets started. Some games will match big programs against big programs, already jockeying for playoff positioning. Other games may feature big […]