Arkansas Ten Commandments law blocked that mandates classroom display

A judge struck down an Arkansas law that requires schools to display the Ten Commandments prominently in classrooms. Here is what to know about the law, and where the battle over its legality is headed.

Pomona College students raise concerns over alleged racist incidents on campus

Students at Pomona College say multiple racist incidents have occurred on campus, including allegations involving athletes and a faculty member using the "N-word."

Rewriting the narrative on e-bikes
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E-bikes have often been linked to reckless riding and safety concerns across Southern California. But two local teenagers are working to change that narrative — turning their passion into purpose, business, and community.

2 Southern California-based teens rewriting the e-bike narrative

Two Southern California teenagers are working to reshape the narrative around e-bikes by promoting responsibility, community and positive culture among young riders.

Family of 12-year-old Khimberly Zavaletta to sue LAUSD after fatal bullying incident

The family of Khimberly Zavaletta is planning to sue the Los Angeles Unified School District following her death after an alleged bullying incident at Reseda Charter High School.

UC Irvine study challenges immigration crime myths
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A groundbreaking study from UC Irvine challenges the public's perception of immigration. However, the findings have brought mixed reaction from people FOX 11 spoke with on the streets.

LAUSD chief Carvalho breaks silence on FBI raids
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LAUSD chief Alberto Carvalho breaks his silence on the recent FBI-led raids at his home and office.

Outrage grows after deaf California boy, family deported to Colombia

California's State Superintendent of Education, Tony Thurmond, is demanding the immediate return of a single mother and her two young sons who were deported to Colombia last week.

Parents protest possible closure of middle school
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Huntington Park parents are angry after Prepa Tec Middle School was denied charter certification due to low test scores and administrative issues.

SCOTUS blocks law protecting transgender students
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The Supreme Court temporarily blocked a California law that prevents schools from notifying parents if students change their pronouns or gender expression.

LAUSD Board delays decision on superintendent after FBI searches

The Los Angeles Unified School District Board met behind closed doors for nearly four hours Thursday to discuss the future of Superintendent Alberto Carvalho.