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Employees walk off the job in the Largest Health care strike in history. Amna and the u. S. Warns that guatemalas government is interfering with the peaceful transfer of power following democratic elections. We speak with the countrys president elect. Even though the corrupt functionaries in the general Attorneys Office are going to continue attempting any way to derail the process and deny the people the electoral result, its not going to work. Major funding for the pbs newshour been provided b...

Permanente employees walk off the job to protest staffing shortages, low wages, and burnout in the Largest Health the u. S. Warns guatemalas government is interfering with the peaceful transfer of power following democratic elections. We speak with the countrys president elect. Even though the corrupt functionaries in the general Attorneys Office are going to continue attempting any way to derail the process and deny the people the electoral result, its not going to work. Major funding for the p...

The 2024 CIF-Southern Sectional Division 2 meet took place in Walnut, California. The Villa Park girls and Costa Mesa boys won the overall team titles.

Five seniors make the list, including a slugging first baseman for Cypress.

Andrew Maksymowski swam a personal best in the 200 free for the second-straight week at the Mt. SAC Meet of Champions last weekend.

September 14, 2023 By Loren Kopff• @LorenKopff on X/Twitter Last week was the beginning of league play for the area girls volleyball teams and so far, there haven’t been any surprises as far as what we can expect by the time the second week of October comes around. Artesia High knocked off John Glenn High…

For the third year in a row, Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra was announced today as the winner of the Los Angeles County Academic Decathlon, earning a trip to the state competition next month.

Some aspects of applying for college are (sort of) back to normal. Others may be forever changed. This is what you need to know about applying to college in 2021.

Print As high schoolers throughout Southern California prepare for a return to the classroom for this first time in a year, we asked students to share their experiences. Attending Zoom classes during the pandemic has been difficult for teens, but they are a resilient group. Will there be prom? Will they be able to walk through graduation? What will the start of college be like? Here are their stories in their own words: Kaitlyn Nguyen, 18, senior, Village Academy High School, Pomona Kaitlyn Ngu...