LAUSD Restricts AI Use for Students Across Los Angeles Schools

LAUSD Restricts AI Use for Students Across Los Angeles Schools

Los Angeles Unified has restricted student access to generative AI on district-issued devices for the 2026-27 school year while a board committee develops longer-term rules. The shift reverses last year’s conditional access for students 13 and older and puts new focus on how the district will balance AI literacy,

How Hard Water Triggers Frizz and Why Shampoos for Frizzy Hair Help

How Hard Water Triggers Frizz and Why Shampoos for Frizzy Hair Help

You’ve tried everything. The serum your coworker promised would fix your life. The leave-in that cost more than dinner. That anti-frizz cream you bought at eleven at night because the reviews sounded like people were describing a miracle in a tube. Here’s a thought nobody suggested during your product

Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Star Becomes LA Memorial

Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Star Becomes LA Memorial

Fans gathered at Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star in Los Angeles after news of the singer’s death, leaving flowers, candles, photographs and handwritten messages. Some visitors sang her songs at the landmark, creating a public tribute site in Hollywood. Key Takeaways Fans gathered around Parton’s Hollywood Walk

LA Removes 12 Anti-Camping Zones in District 13

LA Removes 12 Anti-Camping Zones in District 13

Los Angeles has rescinded 12 Anti-Camping Zones in Council District 13 after a 10-3 City Council vote on Aug. 18. The action affects locations in Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park but leaves Section 41.18 in force elsewhere. The change puts renewed focus on how the city balances public-space