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Israeli Military Cracks Down on West Bank Village as Settlers March In
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Trump Convenes Cabinet at Camp David Amid Simmering Iran War
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US-Backed Venezuela Talks to Begin Without Opposition Leader Machado
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Fresno Council Delays Term Limits Vote, Halting Dyer’s Third-Term Bid
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Two More Appeals Courts Rule Against Trump’s Detention Policy
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TSA Finds 5 Civil War Cannonballs in Passenger’s Luggage in Alabama
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Visalia’s Rawhide Music Festival Bringing Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Live Entertainment
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US Senate Confirms New TSA Head as Trump Pushes for Private Airport Security
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Fresno Unified Offers Free Backpacks for District Families
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Musk Plans at Least $100 Million in Midterm Spending, Giving GOP a Boost
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Mourners react during the funeral of Palestinians who, according to medics, were killed by Israeli gunfire on Thursday, at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, January 29, 2026. (Reuters/Ramadan Abed)

Israel Releases 15 Palestinian Bodies as Truce Deal Shifts to Next Phase

Israel released 15 bodies of Palestinians killed during its war in Gaza, three days after recovering the remains of the last hostage, in mov...
World

/ 6 months ago

Catalytic Converter Theft Suspect Remains in Jail With Over $400K Bail

A suspected catalytic converter thief arrested in Fresno after crashing during a police pursuit remains in jail on multiple charges. David G...
Local

/ 4 years ago

Bankrupt Tahoe Joe’s Steakhouse, Launched in Fresno, Sold to Famous Dave’s BBQ Owner

Tahoe Joe’s, the struggling outdoors-themed steakhouse chain that got its start in Fresno, is being bought out of bankruptcy by the co...
Business

/ 5 years ago

White Coat Ceremony Marks ‘Rite of Passage’ for Clovis Med School Students

Future doctors studying at the Clovis campus of California Health Sciences University received their traditional white coats in a special pr...
Local

/ 5 years ago

Video: Crews Working to Save Famed Giant Sequoias; Windy Fire Expands

Firefighters have wrapped the base of the world’s largest tree in a fire-resistant blanket as part of an effort to save a famous grove of gi...
Local

/ 5 years ago

Fresno PG&E Customers Getting Scammed at High Rate, Utility Warns

PG&E customers in Fresno are being victimized by scammers who are demanding immediate payment to prevent a cutoff of utility service, th...
Local

/ 5 years ago

Author Revisits Fresno Role in ‘Strange Hindu Murders’ of 1930s

A spate of murders around the Central Valley in the early 1900s claimed the lives of numerous Punjabi men, leading police and area newspaper...
California

/ 5 years ago

Ex-Workers at Tulare Kraft Foods Plant Seek $30M Over Racial Hostility Allegations

Three former employees of Tulare’s Kraft Heinz Foods dairy plant filed a $30 million civil lawsuit against the company Thursday allegi...
Local

/ 5 years ago

Valley TV Stations Expected to be Dropped from Satellite Line Up

The company that owns Fresno station FOX26 says it expects the local affiliate to be dropped from satellite TV provider DISH Network later t...
Local

/ 5 years ago

Famed Corvette Built for Visalia Car Buff Can Be Yours for Just $20K

A “one of a kind” Corvette station wagon custom built for a Visalia enthusiast in the 1970s is on the market at a discount price...
Local

/ 5 years ago

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People wait in line at In-N-Out near the Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, on July 21, 2026. The state gave rise to fast-food culture decades ago, but some cities are spurning drive-throughs because of the environmental and aesthetic impacts. (Gabriela Bhaskar/ The New York Times)
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In California, Some Cities Are Done With Drive-Thrus

A visitor to the Lincoln Memorial walks near the drained Reflecting Pool, following renovations and Independence Day celebrations, in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 30, 2026. Reuters/Nathan Howard
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Trump Disputes His Own Justice Department’s Findings on Reflecting Pool

Jay Clayton, U.S. President Donald Trump's nominee to be Director of National Intelligence, testifies during a Senate Intelligence Committee confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 15, 2026. Reuters/Nathan Howard/File Photo
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Clayton Set to Take Over as Top US Spy on Monday, Pulte Says

Collapsed homes in Yatsushiro, Japan, the city near the epicenter of Tuesday’s magnitude-6.8 earthquake that left at least 36 dead, on Friday, July 31, 2026. Kumamoto Prefecture faces a ‘double disaster’ of relief efforts amid muggy 100-degree heat, with limited air conditioning in shelters leaving many of the displaced at risk of heatstroke. (Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)
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Japan’s Rescuers Battle ‘Cruel Heat’ After Major Earthquake

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine, center, speaks to reporters after a meeting with senators ahead of a vote on a bill that would impose new sanctions on Russia at the Capitol in Washington, on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. Ukraine and its supporters have invested years in trying to undo the skepticism of the country’s war effort harbored by President Donald Trump’s MAGA movement and the president himself. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times)
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How Ukraine Is Making Inroads Into Once-Hostile Territory: MAGA

A water tower in Flint, Mich., Aug. 20, 2020. Michigan and Minnesota are among at least seven states coping with cyberattacks aimed at disrupting water systems nationwide. (Erin Kirkland/The New York Times)
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Scope of Hacks on US Water Supply Widens as Evidence Points to Iran