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Month: August 2026

Cathedral City awards $90K to local organizations in community, arts grants

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – Cathedral City awarded $90,000 to 18 local nonprofits and six art recipients through two city grant programs, officials announced today. Through the Community Assistance Grant Program, 18 organizations that provide essential services to Coachella Valley residents, including health and human services, received $70,000. Officials said the city received 24 applications

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Miles de migrantes llegaron a Ceuta en busca de una vida mejor. Sus familias esperan confirmación de que siguen con vida

Por Hira Humayun, Sarah Hutter y Eyad Kourdi, CNN La familia de Omar Lotfi vive desde hace días con el peso de preguntas sin respuesta desde que el joven desapareció. Han publicado llamados en redes sociales, contactado hospitales, organizaciones de ayuda y autoridades, sin dejar ninguna pista sin explorar. Lotfi, de 24 años, desapareció el

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The hidden cost of teaching

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KESQ) – As students prepare to return to the classroom, many teachers are also preparing their learning spaces — and some say that preparation comes with a personal cost. For sixth grade teacher Miranda Alcalde, getting ready for the first day of school means lesson planning, organizing supplies, and creating a classroom

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Lanzan la campaña “Una Mochila

Lanzan la campaña “Una Mochila, Mil Sonrisas” para apoyar a estudiantes de San Luis en su regreso a clases

Abigahil Padilla SAN LUIS, Ariz. (KYMA) – Con el objetivo de brindar apoyo a niñas, niños y jóvenes en situación de necesidad durante el próximo regreso a clases, el grupo Ayudando a Nuestros Hermanos Más Necesitados puso en marcha la campaña “Una Mochila, Mil Sonrisas”, una iniciativa solidaria que busca recolectar mochilas y útiles escolares para estudiantes de

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Children's online privacy looks different this school year

Children's online privacy looks different this school year, even without COPPA 2.0

  American students returning to classrooms this fall are logging into an online environment governed by a children’s privacy framework that has changed substantially in the past year, even though Congress has yet to complete its biggest proposed overhaul. Clym reviewed federal legislation, FTC rulemaking, enforcement actions, and education technology data to examine how children’s

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