Gov. Gavin Newsom signs Assembly Constitutional Amendment 8 in August, adopting a temporary congressional map to counteract potential gerrymandering efforts in Texas. State voters will […]
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Graduate student explores Mexican archaeological sites
Archaeologists Enah Montserrat Fonseca Ibarra, left, and Fiorella Fenoglio from Mexico’s Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia with Cal State L.A. anthropology graduate student Jennifer […]
Partnership gives Whittier students head start on college
A Whittier Union High School District Class of 2025 graduate celebrates her decision to attend Río Hondo College during a Commitment Day event. The district […]
Education bills clear Legislature, reach governor’s desk
Several education-related bills have cleared the state Legislature and are awaiting the signature of Gov. Gavin Newsom. Newson has until Oct. 13 to veto the […]
Bill to raise incarcerated firefighters’ pay goes to governor
Incarcerated firefighters from the Pine Grove Youth Conservation Camp were recognized on the state Senate floor in March and on the Senate floor in April […]
Gipson’s ghost guns bill awaits governor’s signature
Assembly Bill 263, authored by Assemblyman Mike Gipson, proposes stricter regulation of ‘ghost guns,’ or unserialized and untraceable firearms. The measure has moved to the […]
County receives state grant to boost economic growth
Kelly LoBianco, director of the Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity, speaks about a$23.92 million grant her department received through the California Jobs First […]
Collective marks five years of expanding STEM instruction
Educators discuss different trends in science, technology, engineering and mathematics at the recent end-of-summer celebration for LA STEM Collective at The Beehive in South Los […]
Legislature sends five reparations bills to governor
California Legislative Black Caucus members Assemblywoman. Sade Elhawary right, and Assemblyman Issac Bryan on the Assembly floor during proceedings Sept. 11. Both lawmakers have reparative […]
Bill granting college admissions preferences passes Senate
A large group of advocates and legislators supported Assembly Bill 7 7 at the California State Capitol Sept. 12. The bill, titled the “Legacy of […]