The U.S. Supreme Court put off until the last day of its current session its decision on two challenges to the Biden administration's student loan debt relief program. The decision will be released on the morning of June 30.
A group known as CL0P Ransomware Gang is suspected of being behind cyberattacks that hit at least 145 victims, using a vulnerability in a file-transfer software system.
As Los Angeles and Orange counties brace for the largest U.S. hotel worker strike in recent memory, one downtown L.A. hotel has struck a tentative deal with the union representing its employees.
A strike by hotel workers would disrupt operations at the L.A. Grand, which has provided rooms for homeless Angelenos since the outbreak of COVID-19.
Schools must increase diversity among faculty. This can lead to higher retention rates for minority students and positively influence the full student body.
Sending the final reparations report to Newsom and California lawmakers puts them under political pressure to decide how the state should atone for slavery.
Bethanne Patrick's 10 recommended books for July include memoirs on mothers and art, histories of muscle and heat, a new caper from Colson Whitehead and more.
Red Sox manager Alex Cora apologized to ex-Dodgers players Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner and Kiké Hernandez for his role in the Astros' cheating scandal. The trio now plays for Cora.
Police say the suspect who threw a lit firework into a crowd attending an LGBTQ+ Pride event in Hermosa Beach could be charged with a hate crime.
L.A. homeless crisis by the numbers: Geographic, demographics and trends
Fall Out Boy's cover of Billy Joel's 'We Didn't Start the Fire' mentions George Floyd, 'Stranger Things' and Elon Musk. Fans said the choices were 'unhinged.'
A bloc of six right-wing justices has gone against 50 years of precedent and the Constitution itself. The harm to students of color will be swift.
If they truly want a diverse student body, colleges and universities must eliminate all other preferential admissions policies, especially for legacy applicants.
Supreme Court rules against race-based admissions policies, but not helping students who suffered bias or hardships.
Continuing a persistent rise over the past several years, homelessness was estimated to have increased 10% in the city of Los Angeles in 2022 and 9% across the county.
After years of hype, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic started commercial service Thursday with its first flight for paying customers — Italian researchers who conducted experiments.
UCLA announced plans to expand in downtown Los Angeles with the purchase of the historic Trust Building for satellite classes, a move to widen access at the nation's most popular university and help revitalize the city's historic core.
Should USC and search firm Turnkey have known about Mike Bohn misconduct allegations at Cincinnati? College sports and search firm insiders weigh in.
The Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action triggers angst on campuses about how to promote diversity without considering race in admissions decisions.
Debate leading up to the Supreme Court's decision has stirred up plenty of misconceptions. We break down the myths and explain the reality.
A new Netflix doc delves into the meteoric, athleisure-wearing careers of Andrew Ridgeley and the late George Michael, better known as '80s pop stars Wham!
In another major reversal, the Supreme Court forbids the use of race as an admissions factor at colleges and universities.
One man's take on the best (and worst) bottled waters available on the market.
The 66th Grammys Awards will take place at downtown L.A.'s Crypto.com Arena on Feb. 4, 2024, while nominations will be announced on Nov. 10.
Héctor Tobar discusses 'Our Migrant Souls,' structured as an address to his former UC Irvine students, and how we define something as broad as Latino identity.
