Category: Hall Monitor

In a highly anticipated but narrow decision on pensions for teachers and other state and local public employees, the CA Supreme Court on Monday upheld

Underscoring the high priority he has placed on the issue, Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law a bill approved by lawmakers at lightning speed

CA’s second largest school district took more than four weeks to fully resolve a heating system outage at a school in City Heights. The district

A new task force that will examine the financial impact of charter schools and report back to Gov. Gavin Newsom by July 1 met for

Opponents of a proposed redesign of the Cardiff Elementary School campus have filed a lawsuit to suspend the project until the Cardiff School District performs

An elementary teacher from Fremont and a Hayward school instructor are among five educators who are suing the California Teachers Association, alleging their First Amendment

A November study revealed that one in 10 students in Monterey County qualify as homeless– a number some suggest is low. The Monterey County Office

With a state as big, as populous, and as complex as CA, quickly summarizing how its economy or state budget works is impossible. Instead, Cal

Legislators and parents have been asking school districts to offer full-day kindergarten to all students for some time. But some districts don’t have the classroom

Most school districts in San Diego county are projecting deficit spending for three years in a row, according to letters sent to districts last week