East Bay Times

Schools that noted a decline in new international student enrollment cited several reasons for the drop, including the visa application process, U.S. travel restrictions, the social and political environment in the nation and students feeling unwelcome in the U.S.

Cal's protesters became unwitting accomplices in conservatives' content strategy aimed at undermining universities — and academic freedom.

The Department of Education notified California in March that the Trump administration had rescinded access to millions in school funding designed to combat the the pandemic's impact on students across the nation.

A lawsuit argues that the Trump administration is using funding cuts, and the threat of cuts, to silence opposing viewpoints at UC in violation of the Constitution and federal law.

Attempted murder charges have been filed against two boys, ages 15 and 16, in the shooting of a classmate on Wednesday.

The arrest, which happened at about 3 a.m. at the San Leandro BART station, caps an intense manhunt for the suspected shooter.

With President Donald Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz” immigration enforcement at schools and day cares, the fear among families is palpable.

Once hailed as a national model for clean energy, the Napa Valley College solar field quietly shut down after 15 years. Records, interviews and missing data show how the project unraveled — and whether the school should return to solar.

California made incremental gains in boosting student graduation rates, reducing chronic absenteeism and seeing more students ready for college or careers, according to newly released state data. But the state's slow progress rate means the majority of California's students may not reach proficiency in English Language Arts and math for many years.