Get ready for a spooky adventure at sKreamZ KANDILAND, set to benefit Fairfield Police Activities League's Career Cafe program for local youth.

Halloween returns with the Livermore Police Department's Trunk or Treat event, uniting the community and providing a safe space for kids to enjoy the spooky season.

ReadBoston's Storymobile had an astounding summer, reaching over 9,000 families and providing interactive storytelling and free books.

With child care centers facing an impending funding crisis, working parents are on the edge, and the ripple effects could hit the entire US economy.

Foster City residents eagerly await a night of nostalgic fun as the community comes together for its anticipated free outdoor movie night event – perfect for families and friends alike!

Step back in time for an unforgettable fair experience, highlighting pop culture and a range of nostalgic moments at the 2024 San Diego County Fair, now showcasing its "Let's Go Retro" theme.

An enthusiastic welcome from Boston police officers creates a positive atmosphere for kindergarten students returning to school at Saint John Paul Catholic Academy.

Step back in time and experience the unique history of Mare Island during the highly anticipated Mare Island Founders Day Festival, happening September 14–16.

Discover how Boston's annual Countdown to Kindergarten event at the Children's Museum has become a major game changer in early childhood education, fostering connections and building support systems for a brighter future.

The Chicago Teachers Union President turned to private education for her child. Detractors say it's an example of hypocrisy and systemic inequality.

The Curry family and their Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation have launched a $50 million fundraising campaign to help the Oakland Unified School District improve its playgrounds, provide millions of free meals to kids, and distribute free books.

Haverhill Public Schools implement ZPass, a new system that tracks students boarding and leaving school buses. Will this innovative technology improve security or raise privacy concerns?

The sudden death of a 14-year-old student has raised concerns about the social media-fueled 'One Chip Challenge' and its potential dangers, as alleged by the boy's family.