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The biggest internet service providers in California have all agreed to provide free broadband to low-income households. Now the challenge will be getting them to sign up.

After months of suspense, these unentitled kids and new generation of California's star college applicants finally get their admission decisions.

Teresa Watanabe/Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — The moment had finally come for Kiana Portillo, a senior at Downtown Magnets High School in Los Angeles. She had worked so hard and overcome so much to get to this point: an abrupt move from Honduras to Los Angeles as a fifth grader, merciless teasing

The students in this high school are the children of mostly low-wage immigrant workers. But they're pursuing big college dreams as a new generation that's reshaping the face of higher education.

The students in this high school are the children of mostly low-wage immigrant workers. But they're pursuing big college dreams as a new generation that's reshaping the face of higher education.

The students in this high school are the children of mostly low-wage immigrant workers. But they're pursuing big college dreams as a new generation that's reshaping the face of higher education.

The students in this high school are the children of mostly low-wage immigrant workers. But they're pursuing big college dreams as a new generation that's reshaping the face of higher education.