California Miramar University is opening a new business and tech campus in San Jose's SoFa District, aiming to attract students to Silicon Valley's tech scene.

The Texas Supreme Court has heard arguments on a law that bans gender-affirming treatments for transgender minors, with challenges citing discrimination and constitutional concerns.

A vigil was held for a family nearly wiped out by a massacre in Joliet, Illinois, where survivors reflected on their loss and resilience. The community showed support amidst their mourning.

A University of Houston study found a rise in fertility rates in Texas, especially among Hispanic and teen women, after stricter abortion laws were implemented.

The Texas Workforce Commission awarded $175,000 to two local boards for effectively connecting at-risk parents with employment, emphasizing child care support and community economic empowerment.

San Diego Unified School District received a $2 million grant from DoDEA to enhance math programs for military families, launching Operation LEAAP at six schools.

Chicago selects Seventy-Seven Communities and 14 Parish to provide affordable, culturally relevant meals to new arrivals in shelter programs, aiming to enhance food quality while reducing costs.

Travis County's new courthouse was closed due to water damage from a burst valve, shifting court proceedings to virtual platforms until further notice.

San Diego County schools faced closures and early dismissals due to storms causing floods and power outages, with La Mesa-Spring Valley schools, Monarch School, and others affected.

Boston's Registry Division reports 'Olivia' and 'Liam' as the most popular baby names in 2023, with 'Emma', 'Noah', 'Charlotte', and 'Henry' also trending.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating San Francisco and Oakland school districts over allegations of civil rights violations and antisemitism.

Showdown Stage Company is presenting "Never After Happily," a play that reimagines fairy tale endings, from January 26 at The MAIN. Tickets are on sale.

A Chicago family's apartment flooded due to a burst pipe, leading the family with a special-needs child to seek new accommodation amidst conflict with the Chicago Housing Authority's assessment.