February 18, 2026

Los centros para personas mayores de Los Ángeles se están recuperando de los cierres por la COVID-19 y ofrecen nuevos programas para adultos mayores. Vea cómo cambió la vida de los participantes desde la pandemia.

San Diego teachers canceled their planned Feb. 26 strike after reaching a tentative agreement with the San Diego Unified School District to increase special education staffing, provide additional teacher support and stipends, and secure future pay raises pending restoration of state funding.

No hay dos centros para personas mayores iguales. Visitamos tres centros muy diferentes en Los Ángeles para conocer cómo están cambiando para satisfacer las necesidades de la población de la tercera edad de California.

No hay dos centros para personas mayores iguales. Se adaptan a sus vecindarios y ofrecen programas que abarcan desde clases de gimnasia hasta comidas, noches de cine y más.

No two senior centers are alike. We visited three very different venues in L.A. to learn how they're changing to meet the needs of California's aging population.

Open source voting systems are more transparent and cheaper than the state’s current contract with Smartmatic, which is facing bribery charges.

Los Angeles senior centers are rebounding from COVID shutdowns and offering new programs for older adults. See how life changed for participants since the pandemic.

No two California senior centers are alike. They're shaped by their neighborhoods with programs that range from gym classes to meals, movie nights and more.

While the state borrows $5.6 billion from education, districts throughout the state are struggling to balance their own budgets this year.