This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. In November last year, Los Angeles City College student Brenda Olazava got an email notifying her that she had been ...

West Los Angeles College (West) has launched a new Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Certificate Program approved by the CA Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians (BVNPT), to prepare ...

When I came across UCLA’s Community Engagement and Social Change (CESC) minor, the middle schooler in me woke up again. My want to help others resurfaced at the forefront of my brain, realizing I was ...

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In November last year, Los Angeles City College student Brenda Olazava got an email notifying her that she had been selected to participate in a guaranteed income pilot program. She would receive 12 ...

A guaranteed basic income program that would pay 250 students at four Los Angeles Community College District colleges pursuing health careers $1,000 per month for 12 months is available Wednesday.

Los Angeles Community College District Trustee Nichelle Henderson has joined a growing list of candidates who have formally announced their run to become California’s next top schools chief. The ...

The Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees appointed Alberto J. Román as the chancellor of the nation’s largest community college district, officials announced Thursday. Román, who ...

A student who attended Santa Monica College was deported after being detained by federal agents in West Los Angeles, the community college confirmed Tuesday. “On May 5, (the) student was apprehended ...

Last week, the Los Angeles Community College District forked over $28,000 in bitcoin after hackers took over the computer network, email system and voicemail system of one of its campuses, according ...

Topline: There were 40 students enrolled in Professor Kim Rich’s class at Pierce College in Los Angeles this spring, but only 16 of them were real people. The rest were “ghost students” — people using ...