In 2021 the charter school industry held all the cards but still tried to intimidate critics. This author won’t back down to their threats.

It started out with a lot of promise, but 2021 was the year that could not stand on its own, always living in the shadow of its predecessor.

Granada Hills Charter School blamed an LAUSD rule for the firing of staffers. Board Member Nick Melvoin says the rule did not apply to them.

Kamala Harris becomes the first woman in American history to officially take the reigns of the presidency. What took so long?

A local story highlights the different realities experienced by both sides of the political divide. The unhoused are trapped in the truth.

38th Assembly District representative Suzette Martinez Valladares promotes the falsehood that recent elections were fraudulently conducted.

Former California State Senate majority leader Gloria Romero ignores Larry Elder’s documented misogyny in endorsing his candidacy.

BREAKING NEWS: After months of asking for meetings of the LAUSD Special Education Committee to resume, one has been scheduled for March 25!

The fallout from the John Lee controversy continues to grow as Northridge West Neighborhood Council whistleblower resigns after alleging misconduct.

Has LAUSD Candidate Marilyn Koziatek realized that an endless parade of scandals has made the “Charter” label toxic with the general public?