Education

In a world that can often feel out of control, People’s Yoga aims to teach kids how to create a safe place of their own through mindfulness and meditation.

The governor has made a national splash with harsh words for Democratic and Republican leaders, but his criticism stops short of the White House.

Climate change is making parts of California hotter, drier and more prone to fire. Can we afford to keep rebuilding towns sure to burn again?

L.A. Unified has resisted ransom demands while attempting to gauge what was stolen and how to recover.

Just say no to anyone offering to help you obtain the $10,000 to $20,000 in student loan debt forgiveness. You don’t need them.

The review comes amid an ongoing Times investigation into breakdowns in CSU’s handling of reports of sexual misconduct, workplace bullying and retaliation.

Cal State Long Beach art students protest hot classrooms

L.A. schools Supt. Carvalho and Police Chief Moore reach for strategies to prevent more overdose deaths on and off school grounds.

All kids deserve the quality arts education that California promises but has failed to deliver at many of its public schools.

Four more school days, expanded transition kindergarten, better transportation offerings and ‘career labs’ are part of Carvalho’s plan.

Sylvia Wu, restaurateur who served L.A.'s stars from Frank Sinatra to Robert Redford at her famed Madame Wu’s Garden, dies.

The new degree program could serve as a model for California’s other community colleges seeking to serve the state’s large numbers of Central American students.

Sen. Alex Padilla and Rep. Judy Chu joined union workers in advocating for federal workplace heat stress protections.

In the midst of an affair with Tom Girardi, appellate justice Tricia Bigelow received $300,000 from a client trust account at his law firm

Three UCLA professors allegedly solicited international postgraduate orthodontics students for unauthorized fees, court records drawing from an investigative report said. The professors are trying to keep the report hidden

A bill approved by the state Senate would require children to complete kindergarten before entering first grade, beginning in the 2024-25 school year.

Four white men in black clothing put up the antisemitic banners over a prominent overpass at UC Davis on Sunday.

Brenda Tracy, a college campus gang-rape survivor, speaks to universities about recognizing and combating gender-based violence.

Cal State Fullerton’s new Latinx Lab hopes to bridge the gap between preserving Chicano history and embracing a new era of Latinx studies.

Our poll this week looked at the many reasons Angelenos didn’t vote.

California’s November election will feature seven statewide ballot measures.

It’s also reshaping Western ecosystems and rural communities — and not always for the better.

Students from YULA Boys High School, on the Westside, surprised math teacher Julio Castro with car so he can spend more time with his family in Santa Clarita.

A lawyer for the woman who alleges she was raped by Araiza and two San Diego State football players publicly released excerpts of her diary.

The federal plan would forgive up to $20,000 in student loans for Pell Grant recipients and $10,000 for other borrowers earning less than $125,000 a year.

The lawsuit filed by a teenager alleges Matt Araiza, now with the Buffalo Bills, and two San Diego State football players raped her when she was 17.

Health experts are watching to see how schools do without expansive masking and testing for COVID-19, especially with many children unvaccinated.

Andres Chavez wants to get his grandfather’s presence more into the modern age, with gestures as big as a book of his quotations and as small as a Spotify playlist.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is caught between two top priorities, columnist George Skelton writes, as he tries to be a global leader on climate change and promises to build more housing.

Monkeypox cases more than doubled in L.A. County. Plus: The unlikely alliance between California hospitals and an influential healthcare union.