Nearly 139,000 Class of 2026 seniors took the SAT statewide, hedging their bets while UC quietly reconsiders its testing ban.

A Bellaire mom who supported Trump may have to leave for Honduras, while her 7-year-old son is expected to stay behind for now as the family pursues an adoption.

Mary Osako says releasing the 264-page report could cause “impossible” reputational harm. Seven employees want it public.

Two lawsuits accuse the state of illegally holding back school money as districts report layoffs and swelling class sizes.

The new rate beats California's floor by 95 cents, but MIT pegs a true living wage near $32.88 an hour.

Jessica O'Connor's abrupt 4-3 ouster came right after a Griffin police compliance report — and forced Municipal Court to cancel.

A divided federal appeals panel sided with Arizona voters, who approved the donor-disclosure measure by 72% in 2022.

Cambium hosts a one-day summit on AI and aerospace as El Segundo cements its status as SoCal's defense-tech hub.

UFCW Local 7 says roughly a dozen Colorado nurses could lose their jobs before arbitration even starts.

Nearly 96,000 union workers now back Pāʻele Kiakona in a rare three-way West Maui race that could turn on a plurality.

Dignitaries from 20 nations met downtown as Wisconsin dairy farms fall below 5,000 for the first time ever.

Governor Matt Meyer signed two bills creating a 30% transferable film tax credit, with Wilmington's Pine Box Studios ready to host productions.

A four-year fight over a 4½-foot alley between two Governor Nicholls Street homes is finally over, with one justice still objecting.