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As universities cut programs, UCLA introduces new majors, minors

UCLA students interested in specific career fields have long pursued their interests through campus clubs, internships and other extracurricular avenues. But this fall, UCLA gave many of these students their first opportunity to pursue these interests in a formal classroom setting, with the launch of the sports leadership and management and real estate minors.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d
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gardenavalleynews.org

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Winless GHS gets playoff surprise

If any prep sports observer sees a football team go 0-10 on the field yet make the playoffs, it would be quite a shock. That was the case with Gardena High. Two days after finishing this season at 0-10 after getting shut out by Wilmington Banning 42-0 in the Panthers’ Marine League finale and homecoming game last Thursday at Los Angeles Harbor College, Gardena received a spot in the CIF-Los Angeles City Section Division II playoffs as they open at top seed Jefferson High Friday at 7 p.m. in South L.A. It is quite an unexpected thing as players and coaches thought they would hang up their gear, and, suddenly, they will play, at least, one more game and hope they can upset the Democrats for even more contests.

Gardena, CA · 3d
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A to C to A again: The inspections and reinspections of the Caf

From paper plates to refunds, a desolate Caf and dinners at Eagle’s Nest, Biola’s cafeteria has seen a lot of change over the past week. From Oct. 29 to Nov. 5, the Caf sported a C grade from a recent health inspection. After a reinspection on Nov. 5, the grade rose back to an A. With the 6th Street Grill still closed, pizza no longer being self-serve and paper cups lining the soda machines, students have more restrictions to their meal experience.

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d
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Los Angeles Times

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No. 12 Sun Valley Poly earns City Section Division I upset over No. 5 Marshall

King Exusdus rushes for 174 yards in Poly's 20-0 opening playoff win over No. 5 Marshall in the CIF City Section Division I playoffs.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

lbcurrent.com

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First-gen students share concerns about campus programs with CSULB president

Long Beach State students called for stronger first-generation student support, expanded career opportunities and continued funding for campus programs during President Loren J. Blanchard’s first-gen student listening session. The session is among Blanchard’s larger Presidential Listening Tour initiative, which he implemented this fall semester as president. The listening sessions...

Long Beach, CA · 2d

Los Angeles Times

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High school flag football: City Section playoff scores and schedule

CIF City Section high school girls' flag football playoff scores and schedule.

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

LOCAL NEWS PASADENA

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Pasadena High Football Coach Ron Jones out after disputed season

Ron Jones, head football coach at Pasadena High School, says the school has ended his...

Pasadena, CA · 4d

Long Beach Post

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LBCC will pay $2.7 million to settle former superintendent’s retaliation lawsuit

The protracted dispute began years ago when Romali was publicly named as a whistleblower on March 2, 2020 and fired two days later. The post LBCC will pay $2.7 million to settle former superintendent’s retaliation lawsuit appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Long Beach, CA · 3d

thesamohi.com

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Samo Football Aims for a Deep CIF Run

Samo Football has had a strong start to the season, clinching a playoff berth with a record of 6-3. One of the biggest moments so far this year for the team was their win against West High School, located in Torrance. Samo dominated the game, winning 42-7 and grasping a playoff berth in the process. Captain Sterling Inatsugu (’27), a starting outside linebacker, shared what it meant to the team to make the playoffs.

Torrance, CA · 3d

Santa Monica Daily Press

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High school volunteers teach Santa Monica elementary students to spot ‘tricked’ candy

Last month, in the days before Halloween, Santa Monica elementary school students learned to check their treats for damaged wrappers, misspelled brand names and strange smells. Their presenters were high school volunteers with a nonprofit, many of whose members once attended those schools. Volunteers from OASIS, short for Opioid Awareness,...

Santa Monica, CA · 3d

csulauniversitytimes.com

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‘We want to be better guides to our students’ faculty union says, prepares for possible systemwide strike

The California Faculty Association (CFA) which represents more than 29,000 faculty members across the California State University (CSU) system, is preparing to go on strike. If a strike were to occur at Cal State LA and across the CSU system in the next several weeks, the impacts could be widespread with cancelled classes, delays in grading and athletic pauses that could freeze instructional activity.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

USA TODAY

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California high school football coach breaks silence after firing, canceled season

Nearly two months after canceling its 2026 varsity high school football season, Pasadena High School (CA) is moving on from its head coach. Ron Jones announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, Nov. 3, that the school informed it was moving in another direction with the football program. Jones led the Bulldogs to their first CIF Southern Section football championship since 1933 just two seasons ago. This morning, Pasadena High informed me that my time as head football coach has come to an end. Thank you to our players, families, coaching staff, and the Pasadena and Altadena communities for your support. My full statement is below. pic.twitter.com/0WNB98dB5K — Ron Jones (@CoachRonJones) November 3, 2026 "This morning, Pasadena High School informed me that my time as a head football coach had come to an end," Jones wrote in a statement. "I want to thank our players and their families, my coaching staff, and the Pasadena community for the honor of leading the Bulldogs." On Sept. 11, Pasadena Unified School District sent an email to the parents of players on the team announcing the high school would forfeit the rest of their varsity schedule, citing concerns about player safety as the reason.

Pasadena, CA · 5d

Sportsnaut

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Winless High School Football Teams Make LA City Playoffs at 0-10

Two high school football teams in the LA City Section will play in the playoffs despite each posting 0-10 regular-season records. Here's how...

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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New Addition to Millikan: Annitta James

Millikan’s math department has added a new face to its staff, the humorous and lovingly sarcastic Ms. Annitta James!. Ms. James teaches Accelerated Algebra 2 and Accelerated Geometry. Prior to Millikan, James worked as a teacher on special assignment at Cabrillo for five years, as well as being a part of the program, “The Student Success Initiative,” where her mission was to help ninth graders transition into high school.

Long Beach, CA · 5d

crescentavalleyweekly.com

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College Presents Plans for Montrose Buildings

Glendale Community College (GCC) president and superintendent Dr. Ryan Cornner met with around 40 community members on Oct. 29, the last of three meetings to cover the plans for new clinical occupational therapy (OT) and physical therapy (PT) programs planned for the site at 2350 Honolulu Ave. GCC’s properties at 2350 and 2340 Honolulu Ave., which the college has owned since the late 1980s, will be renovated and expanded into a clinical setting and a community center, respectively.

La Crescenta-Montrose, CA · 4d

csulauniversitytimes.com

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Cal State LA early entrance program ends in mystery as closure lacks transparency

The Cal State LA Honors College continues to tout the Early Entrance Program (EEP) on its website as an active, robust offering to gifted 11 to15 year-olds, seeking out donations and saying that 130 students are enrolled. In reality, only 17 students remain enrolled in the EEP, which stopped accepting students in fall 2025.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

LAist

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Cal State’s biggest union reaches a deal with the university system. But not everyone is happy

Around 15,000 members of the California State University Employees Union have to vote to ratify the agreement.

California · 5d

The LA Local

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Inglewood High student files claim alleging mayor inappropriately touched her

The claim alleges Mayor James Butts inappropriately touched the student during the city’s Votechella event on Sept. 15. The mayor has repeatedly denied the allegations. The post Inglewood High student files claim alleging mayor inappropriately touched her appeared first on LA Local .

Inglewood, CA · 6d

ABC7

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Beyond the Forecast: LAUSD works to prepare more than 900 campuses for strong El Niño year

LAUSD crews are preparing campuses for heavy rain and storm damage.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

Los Angeles Times

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This week's top high school football playoff games

Gardena Serra faces Palos Verdes in a Southern Section Division 2 opener that is a rematch of a South Bay showdown.

Los Angeles, CA · 5d