Despite widespread concerns about immigration enforcement, Los Angeles Unified students returned to class today, eager to get to see their friends and favorite teachers again.

A high school senior was walking his dog in Van Nuys when he was stopped and detained by federal immigration agents who said he overstayed his visa.

As the new school year begins, LAUSD is creating patrols and expanding bus routes to protect immigrant families.

A man was hit and killed on a Southern California freeway Thursday while he was running from an immigration raid at a Home ...

LAUSD, the second-largest school district in the nation, is back to school on Thursday. This year, the district implemented ...

President Donald Trump says his takeover of Washington, D.C.'s police force and his deployment of the National Guard should ...

Outside a Southern California immigration court, the Rev. Oona Casanova Vazquez sat beside a nervous Peruvian national as he waited for a judge to call his name — talking, smiling, even handing him a ...

A group of teachers, in collaboration with the community organization Union del Barrio, is launching "teacher patrols" to ...

As California Gov. Gavin Newsom prepared to hold a press conference regarding the state's efforts to combat the President ...

LAUSD begins school year with strong attendance despite immigration enforcement. Most schools were not impacted by immigration activity in nearby areas. Students experienced both joy and fear on their ...

Gavin Newsom's June 9 lawsuit against President Donald Trump regarding the deployment of the National Guard and Marines into ...