The new label carries no funding, but backers say it will steer AANHPI students toward colleges that actually support them.

A binding referendum could cap future mayors and council members at two terms — but not Nancy Rotering.

Camp Creek, Renaissance and Sandtown families took part in an initial public-input session this week in South Fulton, before a rezoning plan was drawn.

Roger Williams, Young Woods, Carnevale and DelSesto would all be reshaped under Superintendent Javier Montañez's plan, with construction wrapping by 2029.

Concord Township's vocational hub celebrates new health, cosmetology and sports medicine labs with a ribbon-cutting Oct. 16.

A leaderless coalition of SF parents and teachers wants neighborhood-school guarantees as SFUSD nears a pivotal October vote.

AB 1845 ties campus trafficking reporting to Cal Grant funding, with full compliance due by July 2027.

Federal regulators say two pregnant employees were denied accommodations and fired after speaking up at a Vancouver Fred Meyer.

A new Wall Street Journal poll finds 65% of voters rate the economy negatively, with mortgage rates still above 7%.

Federal monitors are stepping back after Cedar Rapids schools cut restraint use by more than 85% since 2020.

Winners span California electrical union halls to a New Mexico development corps, training over 5,400 workers across 26 states.

A $3.9 million contract add-on could route Denver 311 calls through a voicebot first, with a 2027 citywide launch planned.

State auditors say the commission that reviewed a complaint against ex-Justice Diana Hagen kept poor records and lacks clear rules on recusals.