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What Do Supreme Court Justices Say About Homelessness?

The Supreme Court wrestled with major questions about the growing issue of homelessness on Monday as it considered whether cities can punish...

What Do Supreme Court Justices Say About Homelessness?

The Supreme Court wrestled with major questions about the growing issue of homelessness on Monday as it considered whether cities can punish...

Poverty/Justice

/ 1 week ago

Surprising Ways and Places You Can Use SNAP EBT Food Benefits

Did you know that SNAP EBT benefits used to be called food stamps and that recipients can use those benefits to get healthy food in places o...

Food

/ 1 week ago

$11M State Grant Will Help Fresno’s Emergency Shelter Beds, Mental Health Services

Fresno got a $10.9 million piece of California grant money to shelter people living in encampments. The money from California’s $192 m...

Poverty/Justice

/ 2 weeks ago

Fresno-Madera United Way Launches National Search for New CEO

The United Way Fresno and Madera Counties has launched a national search for a new president and CEO after the resignation of longtime chief...

Local

/ 2 weeks ago

Sacramento Gave Homeless Camp a Lease as an Experiment. Here’s What Happened.

When Sacramento changed its plan to demolish a homeless encampment on a vacant lot on Colfax Street, instead offering the homeless occupants...

Poverty/Justice

/ 3 weeks ago

Leading Fresno Environmental Justice Attorney Joins State AG’s Office

The directing attorney for one of Fresno’s most visible climate and social justice groups has taken a job with the California Attorney...

Latest

/ 3 months ago

SF Considers a Measure to Screen Welfare Recipients for Addiction

SAN FRANCISCO — The Democratic mayor of San Francisco is pushing a pair of controversial public safety proposals on the March 5 ballot, incl...

California

/ 3 months ago

Cost of Locking Someone Up in California Soars to Record $132,860 a Year

In SummaryLocking up a California state prisoner for one year costs nearly twice as much as tuition at the state’s top private univer...

California

/ 3 months ago

Dexter Scott King, 62, Son of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Dies of Cancer

ATLANTA — Dexter Scott King, who dedicated much of his life to shepherding the civil rights legacy of his parents, the Rev. Martin Luther Ki...

Latest

/ 3 months ago

Perspective: Children Born Poor Have Little Margin for Mistakes or Bad Decisions, Regardless of Race

Alexandria, La. — Alfred King was lying in the parking lot of a small apartment building, mortally wounded when police in Alexandria, Louisi...

Latest

/ 4 months ago

Politics /

12 hours ago

Dems: We Will Save GOP Speaker Johnson’s Job if Republicans Try to Oust Him

Sports /

12 hours ago

Angels Star Mike Trout Needs Knee Surgery. Will He Return This Season?

Local Education /

13 hours ago

Will Fresno Unified Voters Agree to Raise Their Taxes in November?

Politics 101 /

14 hours ago

Politics Killed Deal for Vacant Fresno Building. Now, Who Wants to Move In?

Housing /

14 hours ago

Campaign to Build New California City Submits Signatures to Get on November Ballot

Crime /

14 hours ago

Scammers Stole More Than $3.4 Billion from Older Americans Last Year, an FBI Report Says

Local Education /

15 hours ago

Principal Makes Case for Bullard High Fence: It Will Keep Students, Staff Safe

Healthcare /

15 hours ago

Mammograms Should Start at 40 to Address Rising Breast Cancer Rates at Younger Ages, Panel Says

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Local Education /

15 hours ago

Principal Makes Case for Bullard High Fence: It Will Keep Students, Staff Safe

Latest /

17 hours ago

Students, Faculty Call for University of Texas President to Resign Over Handling of Gaza Protests

Central Octane /

2 days ago

Trion Supercars Partners with Fresno Schools to Develop Groundbreaking Nemesis Supercar

Crime /

2 days ago

Video Shows Alleged Porchfest Anti-Palestinian Hate Crime

Crypto the WonderDog Show /

5 days ago

Angels Star Mike Trout Needs Knee Surgery. Will He Return This Season?

Will Fresno Unified Voters Agree to Raise Their Taxes in November?

Politics Killed Deal for Vacant Fresno Building. Now, Who Wants to Move In?

Campaign to Build New California City Submits Signatures to Get on November Ballot

Principal Makes Case for Bullard High Fence: It Will Keep Students, Staff Safe

Is the ‘Scholasticide’ in Gaza Spreading to the United States?

How Did Watchdog Respond to Arias Ethics Complaint on DA Smittcamp?

Filmmaker Jeff Aiello Is Leaving Valley PBS. Station Is Seeking New CEO/President.

Students, Faculty Call for University of Texas President to Resign Over Handling of Gaza Protests

Why Is Fresno Unified Holding a Rare Wednesday Morning Special Meeting?

What Do Supreme Court Justices Say About Homelessness?

What Do Supreme Court Justices Say About Homelessness?

/ 1 week ago

Surprising Ways and Places You Can Use SNAP EBT Food Benefits

/ 1 week ago

$11M State Grant Will Help Fresno’s Emergency Shelter Beds, Mental Health Services

/ 2 weeks ago

Fresno-Madera United Way Launches National Search for New CEO

/ 2 weeks ago

Sacramento Gave Homeless Camp a Lease as an Experiment. Here’s What Happened.

/ 3 weeks ago

Leading Fresno Environmental Justice Attorney Joins State AG’s Office

/ 3 months ago

SF Considers a Measure to Screen Welfare Recipients for Addiction

/ 3 months ago

Cost of Locking Someone Up in California Soars to Record $132,860 a Year

/ 3 months ago

Dexter Scott King, 62, Son of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Dies of Cancer

/ 3 months ago

Perspective: Children Born Poor Have Little Margin for Mistakes or Bad Decisions, Regardless of Race

/ 4 months ago

Dems: We Will Save GOP Speaker Johnson’s Job if Republicans Try to Oust Him

Angels Star Mike Trout Needs Knee Surgery. Will He Return This Season?

Will Fresno Unified Voters Agree to Raise Their Taxes in November?

Politics Killed Deal for Vacant Fresno Building. Now, Who Wants to Move In?

Campaign to Build New California City Submits Signatures to Get on November Ballot

Scammers Stole More Than $3.4 Billion from Older Americans Last Year, an FBI Report Says

Principal Makes Case for Bullard High Fence: It Will Keep Students, Staff Safe

Mammograms Should Start at 40 to Address Rising Breast Cancer Rates at Younger Ages, Panel Says

Principal Makes Case for Bullard High Fence: It Will Keep Students, Staff Safe

Students, Faculty Call for University of Texas President to Resign Over Handling of Gaza Protests

Trion Supercars Partners with Fresno Schools to Develop Groundbreaking Nemesis Supercar

Video Shows Alleged Porchfest Anti-Palestinian Hate Crime

Blockchain Expert Unravels Misconceptions and Realities of Bitcoin Documentaries

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