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Fusion Energy Race Is On. Two Local Lawmakers Want California to Lead the Way

Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in 2022 stunned the world when they showed that, for a fraction of a second at least, t...

Fusion Energy Race Is On. Two Local Lawmakers Want California to Lead the Way

Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in 2022 stunned the world when they showed that, for a fraction of a second at least, t...

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First California EV Mandates Hit Automakers This Year. Most Are Not Even Close

California’s effort to have no new gas-powered vehicles sold in the state by 2035 is beginning, and it requires 35% of all 2026 models...

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

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Fresno County is conducting walk audits to evaluate traffic safety and keep students safe going to and from schools. The Public Works and Pl...

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Can CEMEX Dig a 600-Foot Hole and Not Harm the River? Arambula Says No and Writes a Bill

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State Center Trustees Vote for Special Interest Giveaway Over Students: Opinion

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Is Fresno Political Consultant Alex Tavlian Behind Election Attack Mailer?

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A man integral to the literal shaping of Fresno, William M. Lyles, died Wednesday at 91 years old. As president and CEO of Lyles Diversified...

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Will This Bill Be the End of California’s Housing vs. Environment Wars?

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CA Bill Would Stop PG&E From Sticking Ratepayers With Ad and Lobbying Costs

A new California legislative bill would stop utility companies from passing political lobbying, advertising, and shareholder expenses onto e...

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Specialist Anthony Matesic works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, April 4, 2025. (AP/Richard Drew)
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Fusion Energy Race Is On. Two Local Lawmakers Want California to Lead the Way

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