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Girls’ Basketball Team Faces Transgender Opponent as School Disregards Trump Order
The California Interscholastic Federation faces a federal investigation as a result of its plans to violate the executive order.
The Fight to Save Rural Schools: An Urgent Appeal for Federal Funding
This is not just a California issue; it affects communities nationwide.
Court Battle Ends With California School District Keeping Its Revised Parental Notification Policy
School board president Sonja Shaw says it’s a ‘monumental win’ for parental rights.
With Busy Season Near, Yosemite Shows Signs That Trump Cutbacks Taking a Toll
The park has delayed campground reservations, and other national parks report staff shortages amid federal belt tightening.
For Decades It Was Highway 15’s Seedy, Oddball Attraction. Now Primm, Nev., Is a Ghost Town
The desert town that once lured LA travelers with bottom-dollar deals and family fun is now mostly empty, telling a story of a larger decline.
California Lawmakers Introduce Bills to Boost Parental Rights, Protect Girls’ Sports
One lawmaker said the proposed legislation is about restoring parental rights in schools and protecting youth from gender ideology.
Education Department Tells States to End DEI in Schools or Risk Federal Funding
The state education departments are given 14 days to ensure compliance.
San Diego County Fails to Advance Endorsement of Federal Bill on Women’s Sports
With only three supervisors present, the proposal died after no one seconded the motion.
Women Sports Advocates Call on California High School Sports to Follow Trump’s Executive Order
The group held a press conference outside the California Interscholastic Federation’s council meeting.
San Diego County Sues Social Media Giants Over Alleged Public Nuisance
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted in July 2024 to sue Big Tech companies over the targeting and harming of young people.
California AG Asks Children’s Hospital to Disclose Changes to Transgender Policies
Trump’s order says that the United States ‘will not fund, sponsor, promote, assist, or support the so-called ’transition’ of a child from one sex to another.’
Education Department to Release Grants for Charter Schools, Remove Regulations
The agency plans to release $33 million in grants that it says were stalled by the previous administration.
Tens of Thousands Rally for Life in San Francisco
Pro-life advocates from all over California and the West join the 21st annual West Coast Walk for Life.
Vanessa Bryant to Release Mural Book Honoring Late Husband Kobe and Daughter Gianna
‘Mamba & Mambacita Forever,’ will be released on Aug. 19 ahead of Kobe Bryant Day.
Facing a Deficit, California University Cuts Staff, Trims Programs, and Drops Sports
Sonoma State, which has seen enrollment decline for years, will halt participation in NCAA Division II athletics.
5 Children’s Books That Celebrate Winter
Cozy winter evenings may just be the best time of the year to curl up with a good book—especially one that explores the magic of the season.
Bipartisan Support Grows for Cellphone Bans in Schools
At least eight states have enacted measures over the past two years to restrict or ban student cellphone use in schools.
Education Department Cancels Another $4.2 Billion in Student Loan Debt
The White House says it has forgiven more than $183 billion in owed student loans over the past four years.
