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Mealworms may be part of a solution to the global plastic-waste problem. A new Stanford study shows the little larvae can even digest toxic Styrofoam yet still remain safe to feed to animals.
An Oakland elementary school teacher turned his students into song makers when he asked them to help write an anti-bullying song.
More than four lawsuits from San Mateo County school officials were filed Tuesday against San Francisco-based Juul Labs over its alleged efforts to get youth to smoke electronic cigarettes.
Ramón Zermeño greets patients every week at Clínica Tepati, a free health care clinic serving the Sacramento area. He's fluent in Spanish. It's a skill his patients appreciate.
Graduate students at UC Santa Cruz are in the second day of a "wildcat strike," an unauthorized work stoppage that began Monday to protest low pay.
The Oakland Unified School District Board President was publicly served with a notice of intent to recall her from her position by a parent at a community meeting Tuesday night, according to an Oakland teacher.
After demanding a cost of living increase from the University of California at Santa Cruz in September, the school's unionized graduate student workers are now on strike.
Citing years of declining enrollment and a looming seven-figure budget deficit, the Ravenswood City School District in East Palo Alto is moving forward with plans to shut down and consolidate two of its elementary schools.
The discussion about bilingual education has always been about how to teach English to Spanish-speaking kids. But at Lynwood Elementary School in Novato, they've completely flipped that script.
Stanford University responded to 279 reported incidents of sexual harassment, sexual violence and gender discrimination on campus in the 2018-19 academic year, according to a university report.
When cash-strapped public schools cut performing arts budgets, a group of professional performers in San Francisco acted on an idea to fill the gap.
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman hand-delivered a check to Cabrillo Middle School's principal to eliminate the school's outstanding cafeteria debt over the weekend,
Big changes could be coming to a federal food assistance program used by many college students. Students worry they may have to sacrifice their grades or go hungry.
Officers took a University of San Francisco student into custody on Sunday after the student allegedly made threats online, prompting rumors of a shooter on campus.
Top leaders at the University of California say they support dropping the SAT and ACT exams from admission requirement.
