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It's estimated that as many as eight million Americans suffer from an eating disorder. And nearly 90 percent of those affected report that their illness started before the age of 20. Paulo Orozco is one of those young people.
Four more parents pleaded guilty on Monday in the college admissions bribery scandal.
East Side Union High School District board members voted unanimously to move forward with a staff housing plan and to place a $60 million general obligation bond on the March 2020 ballot.
Most people have that one teacher who changed the course of their life forever, but increasingly, students in the Bay Area are losing the opportunity to have that kind of relationship with an educator.
Student enrollment in San Rafael schools has dropped so much that the district will close one of its schools next year, the latest in a trend that's happening throughout Marin County.
Evergreen School District board members voted last week to potentially close or consolidate three schools and high real estate prices in the area could be a factor, according to district officials.
A bill requiring California public universities to provide students access to abortion pills was signed into law.
The next generation of female innovators will head to San Francisco on Saturday to take part in a summit aimed to help them smash the glass ceiling.
Oakland Unified School District officials said all schools will be open on Friday following PG&E's Public Safety Power Shutoff that closed nine campuses on Thursday.
Working out of a family garage, two teenaged friends are making it possible for thousands of students to get real-world experience in computer science.
Ysabella Donlan is excited about her future after maneuvering a challenging and heartbreaking past.
Californians will vote next year whether the state should issue $15 billion in bonds for school construction and modernization projects.
The FBI has been reaching out to colleges and universities across the country as it tries to stem what American authorities portray as the wholesale theft of technology and trade secrets by researchers tapped by China.
An alumni association filed a lawsuit on Friday challenging the San Francisco Unified School District's Board of Education over the board's decision to cover up a controversial mural.
Tensions are escalating between San Jose State University students and the administration over the high number of homeless students. Students say the university is not making the issue a top priority.
