LAUSD faces lawsuit claiming the district defrauded taxpayers
Former LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner is spearheading the lawsuit that claim millions of dollars weren't spent properly.
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Kept in the Dark: Inside a Trio of Los Angeles School Cyberattacks
Kept in the Dark is an in-depth investigation into more than 300 K-12 school cyberattacks over the last five years, revealing ...
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Los Angeles Unified Commits $2.2 Billion to Wildfire Recovery and Protection from Future Disasters
The Los Angeles Unified School District will spend $2.2 billion to rebuild three schools destroyed or badly damaged in ...
LAUSD ‘aware’ of fake ICE agents approaching students; third day of school walkouts planned
As Los Angeles Unified School District students prepare for another day of walkouts in protest of President Donald Trump’s ...
L.A. District Sets Aside $2.2 Billion to Rebuild Schools
Voters approved $9 billion in school construction bonds last fall. The district must rebuild schools destroyed or damaged by smoke or fire and intends to make them more resilient.
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Lawsuit charges misuse of arts education funding at LAUSD schools
Student plaintiffs and the author of Proposition 28 join forces, alleging Los Angeles Unified improperly spent new arts money ...
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Corps of Engineers begins phase 2 of debris removal in Los Angeles Wildfire recovery
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has officially begun phase 2 of wildfire debris removal in Los Angeles County, marking a ...
LAUSD will ‘protect’ immigrant families at schools in the wake of Trump administration’s crackdown
LAUSD is distributing to students and staff “know your rights” cards created by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center.
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‘Back to something normal’: Three more PUSD schools reopen, students, teachers share emotions
2025 as PUSD continues to bring students back to school after the Eaton fire closed the district. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz ...
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LAUSD sets aside $2.2 billion to rebuild burned campuses, make schools more resilient
The Los Angeles school district will set aside $2.2 billion to repair or rebuild three fire-damaged schools and to make all campuses more “natural disaster resilient.” L.A. schools Supt.