The martial arts studio in East L.A. is helping kids and adults build discipline and community. A new center is coming to Boyle Heights soon.

Fearing immigration enforcement on campus, students across the state have been demanding schools to offer more protections.

Teachers and community leaders say the executive order is an attack on public schools and warn of its possible impact in L.A.

L.A. City Councilwoman Ysabel Jurado has taken initial steps to address streetlight outages and library closures. But ...

The logo, featuring a riot helmet atop a boot, was born out of clashes between East L.A. deputies and anti-Vietnam War ...

Briana Ramirez is redefining what it means to teach at Roosevelt, combining math, inclusivity, and lessons she learned ...

By Tara García Mathewson for CalMatters Originally published March 17, 2025 As California gets closer to its 2030 goal of ...

Our roundup of stories, events and activities. From late night outings to art exhibits and workshops, there's something for ...

L.A. is 'in a particularly challenging financial position' as it develops a budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1st.

The government has taken actions that touch virtually every aspect of higher education, including campus protests and ...

Gentrification has become an issue throughout much of the United States. In the last five years, its impact has become more noticeable in Boyle Heights. Gentrification is defined as the process of ...

Professors and students protest cuts as the university faces a $32 million shortfall, with warnings of more layoffs and ...