Calfresh is offering low-income families benefits from their Expedited Calfresh and food benefits. Families can receive food benefits as soon as three days after filling out their application and conducting […]
Category: Education
Santa Clarita Library offers free workshops for students
The Santa Clarita Public Library is collaborating with the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) to bring a brand-new, after-school arts program for students in grades four through six for […]
Propel Center launches program to assist HBCUs
The Propel Center, a first-of-its-kind ideation hub for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), has announced a new collaboration with The Walt Disney Company designed to prepare promising young innovators […]
Newsom demands answers after UCLA move to Big Ten
Gov. Gavin Newsom lashed out again at UCLA over the university’s decision to move its athletic program out of the Pac-12 Conference and into the Big Ten starting in 2024, […]
High school students applying for Disney Dreamers Academy mentorship program
Teens from around the country are trying to put their best foot forward in hopes of being among the 100 students selected for the 2023 Disney Dreamers Academy. Applications are […]
Compton College makes dorm plans to support students
The Compton Community College District (CCCD) is making life a little easier for their college students as it plans to take a recent grant totaling $80,389,000 and build a 250-bed […]
LA County launches Youth Development Department
Los Angeles County has launched a Department of Youth Development (DYD) with the goal of transforming the way county systems treat youth and invest in their development, well-being and safety. […]
SoCalGas helps STEM students
SoCalGas has announced that they will award 25 Central and Southern California students with funds for college through their 2022 SoCalGas Scholarship Program. For the first time, the utility has […]
New park playground will cater to kids with disabilities
The City of Palmdale this week dedicated a first-of-its-kind fully inclusive playground at Marie Kerr Park in memory of Courtney Triana. City leaders, Courtney’s family and friends, and members of […]
FamliSoul shapes the way youth interact with life
Nonprofit organizations have played a role in shaping the future of the youth in South L.A. FamliSoul is no different as they have been helping and encouraging young men and […]

