Santa Ana winds are blowing through California, and parts of the state are at an increased risk of wildfires because of drought.

Santa Ana winds are returning to Southern California with wind gusts peaking up to 45 mph for parts of Los Angeles County.

The importance of the Feb. 19 court decision against the Santa Ana Unified School District, for approving flawed and biased ethnic studies course material without public notice, cannot be overstated.

A California school accused of developing antisemitic ethnic studies courses in secret reached a settlement with Jewish groups and will alter the curriculum for future students.

The lawyer for a Southern California judge has acknowledged that his client fired the deadly shot that killed his wife, but he contends it was an accident.

That Ferguson fired the gunshot that killed his wife, Sheryl, on Aug. 3, 2023 is not in dispute. The prosecution contends the judge purposely fired the fatal gunshot during a heated argument, while the defense counters that Ferguson accidentally shot his wife.

The U.S. General Services Administration could sell 443 federal buildings nationwide, including the one in Santa Ana.

The state has gradually lowered standards for decades, and has replaced them with radical activist causes, among which being pro-Hamas and anti-Israel is apparently on the list.

This wind event, also known as a Santa Ana, will push the warmth into coastal areas of Southern California. At the same time, the winds, moisture-starved air and drying landscape after rains ...

The Santa Ana Unified School District cannot teach three courses until they undergo revisions through a transparent process and public input.

The Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) has agreed to a settlement with multiple Jewish organizations in which the district will suspend its ethnic studies courses until they’ve received public input and been rewritten.

How did this happen? Earlier this month the Santa Ana Unified School District reached a settlement with the Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee and other Jewish groups to shelve ethnic studies courses after the 2024-25 school year “until they are redesigned with public input,” reported the Register.