LAUSD students among Black Americans who've received racist texts recently
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said some LAUSD students had recently received racist text messages. Dozens of Black Americans across the country have reported getting similar messages.
Student loan forgiveness: Trump's win brings uncertainty to borrowers
From its launch, President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness has faced pushback from Republican opponents.
Parents rally over school closures at San Jose's Berryessa Union School District
Parents don’t want high performing schools closed due to budget cuts.
Cool School: Marin Catholic High students are super volunteers
Marin Catholic’s Christian Service Project mandates that students volunteer at least 50 hours of service time to seniors, the disabled or to marginalized communities throughout their high school career.
Stanford study finds partisan bias often outweighs the truth
Stanford researchers found partisan bias often outweighs the truth in influencing how voters react to political news.
Alum Rock district superintendent recommends closure of 7 schools
The Alum Rock Union Elementary School District in East San Jose will need to close eight schools and consolidate two to avoid bankruptcy.
Cal women's basketball has eyes on March Madness
The Golden Bears no longer want to be just a feel good story. They are ready to exceed expectations.
OUSD facing $79 million deficit this year
Families at Bridges Academy in East Oakland, were excited to see the brand new, green school yard for students and the community Thursday, as the sponsors held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, along with a Halloween festival.
Oakland Unified warns of possible school closures, budget cuts
Leaders in the Oakland Unified School District warn they’ll need to make serious cuts to the district’s budget, with school closures back on the table.
Best and worst college towns in 2025, according to WalletHub ranking
A city was ranked based on size, as well as the cost of living, how many students there were living there and the job availability, among many other factors.
Gun, ammo recovered at high school in Santa Rosa, student arrested
Santa Rosa police said they arrested a student at Elsie Allen High School after they were found carrying a gun and ammunition Thursday afternoon.
President Biden visits Arizona, apologizes for ‘sin’ of 150-year-old boarding school policy
President Joe Biden formally apologized to Native Americans for the "sin" of a government-run boarding school system that for decades forcibly separated Indian children from their parents, calling it "blot on American history" in his first visit to Native Country.
Founder of Cal's women's golf program dies after cancer battle
The founder of Cal's women's golf program died this week after a long battle with breast cancer.
Teachers in the Bay Area's most expensive city go on strike
Teachers in one of the most expensive cities in the U.S. – and the Bay Area – are on strike for a second day.
Teachers in the Bay Area's most expensive city go on strike
The Las Lomitas Education Association, which includes schools in Atherton and Menlo Park, is asking the Las Lomitas Elementary School District to increase pay to a "livable wage" and provide fully funded health benefits.
SJSU v. Nevada volleyball game moves to San Jose over transgender athlete
Members of the Nevada team have said they won't play in the game that was scheduled to be played in Reno on Saturday because San Jose has a transgender player on the roster.
SFUSD school board approves new superintendent in 6-1 vote
San Francisco schools officially have a new superintendent. Maria Su was voted into the role at a San Francisco Unified School District Board Meeting in the city Tuesday night.
Cal soccer player remembers her late sister in a special dedication game
The Cal women’s soccer team helped honor the late sister of one of their own during a dedication game at Edwards Stadium.
Man dies after being hit by dump truck in San Francisco near UCSF
A pedestrian was killed Tuesday in a collision with a dump truck near the campus of UCSF, where there is a major construction project underway.
Maria Su expected to be confirmed as new SFUSD Superintendent
San Francisco's school board will vote on Tuesday to confirm Maria Su as the district's new superintendent after Matt Wayne abruptly stepped down Friday. On Monday, she picked up a vote of confidence from the head of California's Department of Education.