For many pregnant people, pregnancy brings a mix of both joy and uncertainty. Alongside excitement, there are questions about finding the right doctor, understanding what care is covered, and knowing
People ages 50 to 64, particularly women, are likely to be hit especially hard by the new requirements. Lori Kelley’s deteriorating vision has made it hard for her to find
Experts are always looking for ways to reduce stress in the classroom. Some districts have designed calm rooms with yoga mats and sound machines and others have brought dogs into
The Riverside City College Marching Tigers, representing Riverside City College, have been named first place winners in the Division 2/3 category of the 2025 Metallica Marching Band Competition – Collegiate
Pomona, CA — Podiatric physicians and surgeons take on many roles, from the everyday care of athletes to life and death situations. High school students visiting Western University of Health
On March 18, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a new requirement for California high school students to complete a personal finance course, part of a broader effort to expand economic opportunity
Randolph Ross, an African American Olympic Gold Medalist and former HBCU track athlete from North Carolina A&T University, has quietly returned to competition after serving a three-year suspension for anti-doping
A Rare Wet Rose Bowl Morning For only the second time in the past 19 years, rain greeted the New Year at the Rose Bowl. Heavy rain and thunderstorms soaked
The recent announcement of layoffs across the Los Angeles Unified School District has reignited anxiety among families, educators, and advocates. Budget uncertainty, concerns about a potential teacher strike, and political
The bronze statue had looked out over the California State University San Marcos campus for nearly 30 years. Students and faculty had fought to pay tribute to Cesar Chavez with
