José Fernando Montes was born on April 19, 1947 to Jesus Maria Montes and Bertha Montes Porras in El Paso, Texas. He passed away at University Medical Center on January 31, 2025. Jose Fernando ...

Fewer California high school seniors are completing federal financial aid applications ... and have opted instead for the CADAA,” said Marcos Montes, policy director for Southern California College ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Hundreds of San Jose high school students left their classes early and took to the streets to demonstrate against planned Immigration and Customs Enforcement deportations in the ...

SAN JOSE — A teaching assistant at a local high school has been arrested on allegations he downloaded and shared child pornography from his South Bay home, police said. Sherman Cater III ...

Bringing education outside of the classroom, Garces Memorial High School dedicates a week to connecting students with agriculture.

SAN JOSE — A teaching assistant at a local high school has been arrested on allegations he downloaded and shared child pornography from his South Bay home, police said. Sherman Cater III ...

Readers voted Farmersville girls basketball player Janessa Garza as the Visalia Times-Delta Tulare County high school athlete ...

Readers voted Farmersville girls basketball player Janessa Garza as the Visalia Times-Delta Tulare County high school athlete of the week. In an online poll that closed on Jan. 31, Garza received ...

And yet, there is something specific missing. It feels as if the fan base would sooner welcome a 35-year-old utility infielder than a proven ace. Such was and is the Jose Iglesias effect.

The Franklin-McKinley School District in San Jose will briefly delay its plan to ... in October to close 13 elementary schools and two high schools to balance its $113 million budget crisis.

A BURGLAR who once raided footie boss Jose Mourinho’s hotel suite is in jail again for two more high-value break-ins. Jamie Filan, 44, stole £100,000 of jewellery from the ex-Chelsea ...

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