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University of California students protest plans to raise tuition this fall at a Board of Regents meeting Wednesday as Gov. Gavin Newsom takes their side.
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The head of Cal State University asks trustees to delay a vote on adding a fourth year of quantitative reasoning as an admissions requirement.
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The University of California enrolled a record number of California undergraduates in fall 2019, marking the fourth consecutive annual increase.
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One year after the L.A. teachers’ strike, the results offer a mix of accomplishments and promises that fall short.
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The University of California is proposing annual tuition increases over five years, saying it will raise more financial aid and reduce costs for more than half of in-state undergraduates. The UC student association, however, opposes any increase, which could range from about $350 to $600 this fall.
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The gift is the largest from an individual donor in the history of UCLA’s College of Humanities division.
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The university has been ordered to pay back millions in tuition and fees to about 1,000 teaching assistants.
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Some cases over alleged sexual misconduct were related to well-known incidents of abuse at Telfair and De La Torre elementary schools, for which teachers went to jail. Others never led to convictions.
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Tackling a statewide shortage of teachers was front and center in California’s Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed budget
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Charter school with history of alleged wrongdoing rejected by Los Angeles County
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Los Angeles Trade Technical College is headed for a fresh start with the nomination of a new president, Katrina VanderWoude, former president of Contra Costa College.
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Since the sudden resignation and suicide of Supt. Kent Taylor, troubles have been unmasked in the Lennox school system: near insolvency, sexual harassment allegations, questionable spending and multiple investigations.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ ties to student loan collection companies and support for privatizing public education might explain her behavior.
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Assessing school threats is an increasingly common task of schools, even for elementary grades.
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Kobe Bryant, Lakers legend, died when the helicopter he was traveling in crashed into a hillside in Calabasas shortly before 10 a.m.
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One patient is in good condition and is in isolation at a hospital, Orange County health officials said.
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Massive factory farms and marketplaces specializing in live wild animals are ideal places for new viruses to evolve.
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Fewer than 2,000 Auschwitz survivors are still alive. One is returning to Poland from Southern California for the fourth time.
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LeBron is now third in NBA career scoring.
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Bob Baffert’s Mucho Gusto had his way in the 1 1/8 mile race.
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The week’s top arts stories in one newsletter, including the arrival of Heidi Schreck’s “What the Constitution Means to Me,” Sting’s “The Last Ship,” Gabriela Ruiz’s surreal visions and a special a cappella group.
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John Travolta, Jason Statham and Shaun White make waves on the Westside of L.A.
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