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WINCHESTER — English Learner (EL) students at John Handley High School had the opportunity Wednesday morning to hear from a panel of six professionals with similar experiences to their own.

The Golden State's solar infighting is embarrassing. Gov. Gavin Newsom needs to make it end.

Murdoch-owned media outlets are pushing a smear campaign to undermine President Joe Biden’s middle-out economic agenda, falsely claiming he is “going to raise taxes on the middle class” if re-elected this year. In fact, Biden has repeatedly promised to maintain lower and middle-class tax rates and to let scheduled expirations of Trump's 2017 trickle-down tax cut scheme go into effect only for individuals with incomes above $400,000. Trump's tax plan — a giveaway that overwhelmi...

Non-contract teachers in Sao Paulo, Brazil strike against privatization, while a strike vote by Canadian rail workers at CPKC and CN is set to conclude May 1.

Utility-scale solar is experiencing a particularly exciting boom lately, with SEIA reporting an increase of 22.5 GWDC of capacity in 2023, a 77% increase

Four Los Angeles city-based Metro board members urged the transit agency to adopt an aggressive conversion plan to meet the original goal of 100 percent zero-emission buses by 2030. But the five-year delay will likely stand.

UAW President Shawn Fain is a rising star among union members and increasingly Democrats, who see his support as crucial in Michigan, Pennsylvania and other industrial states that could hinge on a few thousand votes.

Shannon Thomas, an apprentice electrician in Syracuse, introduced President Joe Biden at his Syracuse event.

LA Metro is pushing back the time it can turn over all its buses to zero-emission to 2035.

Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm came to Salt Lake City to talk about expanding the power grid in the West