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Islamic New Year Festival Celebrates Muslim Culture, Businesses in Clovis
Events
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Lily’s Mediterranean Cuisine Expands Dining Room, Grows Customer Base in NW Fresno
Food
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FCC Votes to End 39% Local TV Station Ownership Cap
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Sydney Towle, Who Chronicled Her Cancer on TikTok, Dies at 26
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In a Hurricane-Season Twist, the West Coast May Be the One to Watch
Weather
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Republican Senators Propose to Repeal California Emissions Rules
California
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CIA Sets Up Secret Cuba Task Force as Trump Pressures Havana
U.S.
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Israel Charges Settler in Palestinian Activist’s Killing, in Rare Indictment
World
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US Senate Panel Votes to Hold Fauci in Contempt of Congress
U.S.
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Fresno Is First California City to Lower Speed Limit in School Zones
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Liz Juarez,
Journalist

Liz Juarez joined GV Wire in July, 2021 as a Digital News Producer. She has experience working for publications around the Central Valley including the Clovis Roundup, Porterville Recorder and Hanford Sentinel. While in college, she interned for Mountain West Athletics and served as Outreach Chair for the Fresno State Radio and Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). Liz earned a bachelor's degree in Media Communications and Journalism at Fresno State and a master's degree in Communications from Arizona State University. In her down time, she enjoys reading, drawing and staying active by playing basketball, taking trips to the coast and visiting national parks.
You can contact Liz at liz.juarez@gvwire.com

Stories by Liz Juarez

72 Chihuahuas Rescued From Fresno Home Add to Overwhelmed Shelters

Both the Fresno city and county shelters are overwhelmed with dogs and cats needing homes. Especially chihuahuas.   Officials with Fresno Hu...
Latest

/ 4 years ago

Fresno to Honor 40 Young People in U.S. Citizenship Ceremony

The road to U.S. citizenship for many immigrants is often difficult to navigate and, for some, impossible. From learning a second language t...
Immigration

/ 4 years ago

What to Watch for as RSV, Flu Cases Overwhelm Valley Hospitals

A parent’s worst nightmare is often having a sick child and not knowing what is wrong or how to help. With an increase in Respiratory ...
Healthcare

/ 4 years ago

Tips to Make Holiday Decorations and Gifts Fun and Sustainable

The best time of year is upon us, cheer is all around exploding with bright red and green colors. Liz Juarez Opinion Lights twinkle throug...
Latest

/ 4 years ago

There’s Something for Everyone on This Local Holiday Events Calendar

GV Wire’s Holiday Events Calendar will help get you organized to enjoy this special time of the year with family and friends. Fresno H...
Around Town

/ 4 years ago

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Fresno Truck Center Donates $2 Million to Valley Children’s Cancer Survivors Effort

A $2 million donation from the Fresno Truck Center will give Valley Children’s cancer survivors a leg up on remaining cancer-free. The donat...
Healthcare

/ 4 years ago

Ambulances, Hospitals for Real Medical Emergencies Only, Fresno Officials Say

Don’t visit a hospital emergency room or call for an ambulance unless you have a real medical emergency. That was the word Thursday fr...
Healthcare

/ 4 years ago

Clovis Children’s Electric Christmas Parade Kicks off Holiday Festivities

Throughout December, parades, Christmas shows, and lights take over downtowns, pubs, and street corners and bring holiday cheer to communiti...
Around Town

/ 4 years ago

Local Cops Look to Send ‘Strong Message’ to Criminals During Holidays

With Christmas less than a month away, Fresno shopping centers are becoming busy with customers shuttling from store to store looking for th...
Crime

/ 4 years ago

Dyer’s Youth Jobs Program Delivers Opportunities and New Beginnings

The city’s job corps program is providing life-changing opportunities to Fresno youths and young adults. Just ask Julianna Perez and C...
Economy

/ 4 years ago

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A 34-year-old man was arrested early Sunday after police received multiple reports of a bicyclist wearing what appeared to be body armor and carrying an AR-15-style rifle in downtown Visalia. (Visalia PD)
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Visalia Police Arrest Bicyclist Carrying Replica AR-Style Rifle Downtown

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Can Netflix Save a Summer Slump With a Stunt on Sunset Boulevard?

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