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PBS and NPR Mount Last-Ditch Fight to Save Federal Funding

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Fresno County Pushes Valley to Highest Rates of Domestic Violence Calls in CA

Across most of the San Joaquin Valley, calls to law enforcement to report domestic violence have remained steady — or even gone down — in re...

/ 3 months ago

Reps. Costa, Gray Propose Bill to Address Critical Doctor Shortage in Rural Areas

Two San Joaquin Valley congressional representatives have introduced a bill that could help address the vast shortage of doctors in the regi...

/ 3 months ago

Trump Orders Mean Uncertainty for Valley’s ‘Safety Net’ of Health Clinics

Hundreds of health clinics throughout the San Joaquin Valley that receive federal funds to provide care for low-income people are confrontin...

/ 4 months ago

Central Unified Takes Additional Steps To Protect Undocumented Students

Schools in west Fresno are taking another step to ensure the safety of their students amid increased speculation of immigration enforcement ...

/ 4 months ago

Merced Streets Are Dangerous ‘Speedways.’ What the New Police Chief Wants to Do About It.

At the city’s first town hall of the year, Merced residents from all parts of town said their neighborhood streets have become “speedways” a...

/ 1 year ago

Who’s Running and What Voters Need to Know for Merced County’s March Election

MERCED — Merced County’s new registrar of voters is gearing up for his first major election in March, where voters will cast ballots on fede...

/ 2 years ago

Can Merced Prevent a Repeat of January’s Flood? City Leaders Say They’re Ready

Nearly a year after record rains brought devastating floods to the region, Merced leaders say they’re prepared in the event another large wi...

/ 2 years ago

‘Free Palestine’ Chants Fill Merced Council Chambers After Gaza Resolution Debate

MERCED  — A member of the Merced City Council walked out of Monday night’s meeting amid audience chants of “Free, free Palestine!” after cit...

/ 2 years ago

Hmong New Year Celebration at Merced Fairgrounds: ‘People Need to Know About Our Traditions’

The aromas, flavors, and traditional garments of the Hmong culture will be on display this weekend at the Merced Hmong New Year Celebration ...

/ 2 years ago

Merced Mall Renovations Still Moving Forward, Developer Says. Here’s What to Expect in 2024.

MERCED — Although the Christmas season inevitably brings a flurry of shopping activity to the Merced Mall, 2023 will ultimately end without ...

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People mourn Palestinians who were killed in an incident on Wednesday while seeking aid in Khan Younis, at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip July 16, 2025. (Reuters/Hatem Khaled)

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Crush at Gaza Aid Site Kills at Least 20, GHF Blames Armed Agitators

Outside Lands 2025 will debut its first-ever open mic contest, offering fans the opportunity to perform on the new Duboce Triangle stage. Pictured: Chappell Roan performing at Outside Lands 2024. (Alive Coverage/Outside Lands)

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Open Mic Contest Offers Fans a Chance to Perform at Outside Lands 2025

The number of osteopathic doctors has increased dramatically. People still don’t know what they are. (Sonia Pulido/The New York Times)

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So Your Doctor Is a DO. Does That Matter?

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Fresno Man Found Dead After Hike Near Courtright Reservoir

A hooded man holds a laptop computer as cyber code is projected on him in this illustration picture taken on May 13, 2017. (Reuters File)

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Former US Army Soldier Pleads Guilty in Phone Company Hacking, Extortion Case

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Fresno City Attorney Briefly Ineligible to Practice Law, Cites State Bar Error

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