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Fresno State Vice President Named as University’s Interim Leader

October 28, 2020

Fresno State Provost Saul Jimenez-Sandoval will take the helm at the university as interim president when current Fresno State President Joseph I. Castro takes his new job as California State University chancel...

Advocate Says School Board May Be Violating Law with Public Comment Policy

Nancy Price

October 26, 2020

When the Fresno Unified School Board holds its bi-monthly meetings, community members who want to comment on scheduled agenda or unscheduled items must submit their statements by voicemail or email by 8 p.m. th...

Madera Get COPS Money for Campus Safety, Strengthens Relationships with Police

Nancy Price

October 22, 2020

Madera Unified School District has recently won more than $1 million in federal grants to make schools safer for students. Nancy Price School Zone And forgive Rebecca Malmo, the district's execut...

Some Clovis Unified Kids Back in School Within Weeks. Others Not Until January, District Says.

Nancy Price

October 21, 2020

Clovis Unified School District students will return to schools on a phased-in basis, with some returning as early as Nov. 3 and others not until Jan. 19, according to the administration's recommendation. The...

Should FUSD Board Return to In-Person Meetings? This Trustee Says Yes.

Nancy Price

October 21, 2020

Fresno Unified Trustee Terry Slatic expects to be sitting by himself on the dais at the district's downtown headquarters when the school board meets Wednesday evening. Slatic maintains that it's wrong for th...

$100 Million Gift Targets Fresno City, Other Community College Students in Need

Nancy Price

October 20, 2020

A $100 million gift to the California Community College's Foundation — deemed the largest ever in the nation to a community college system — will be used for scholarships and emergency financial aid for needy s...

College Poised to Alleviate Decades of Parking Headaches Next Year

Nancy Price

October 20, 2020

Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit and caused the Fresno City College campus to empty, you might have had an easier time finding the actual Holy Grail or hen's teeth than finding a parking space. And it's been...

County, State Drop Efforts to Fine Immanuel Schools Over COVID Violations

Nancy Price

October 19, 2020

Fresno County, the state of California, and Immanuel Schools have reached a tentative agreement that allows Immanuel to provide in-person instruction for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. The coun...

Fresno State Cuts Wrestling Again, Also Trims Lacrosse and Men’s Tennis. COVID Blamed

Nancy Price

October 16, 2020

Fresno State announced Friday that three sports programs — wrestling, lacrosse, and men's tennis — will be discontinued at the end of the 2020-21 school year because of revenue losses caused by the COVID-19 pan...

Elementary Schools in Fresno, Clovis Districts Win State OK to Reopen

Nancy Price

October 15, 2020

Elementary schools in Fresno and Clovis Unified School Districts now have permission from Fresno County and California public health departments to reopen. Both districts learned Wednesday afternoon that the...

Fresno Detectives Arrest 'Would-Be' Sexual Predator from Stockton

Consumer Spending up a Slight 0.5% as Virus Maintains Grip

Rationales Shift as Nevada Considers Future of Vote by-Mail

Newsom Again Blocks Release for Manson Follower Leslie Van Houten

Poll: Fewer Than 3 in 10 California Voters View COVID-19 as a Serious Threat

How California Reached Historic Voter Turnout Despite Pandemic, Distrust

Doing This One Thing Helps Community College Students Transfer to a 4-Year University

Called Out for Nearly 500% Increase in COVID Cases, Madera County Pushes Back

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Bulldogs Keep Up Appearances in Hoops Home Opener – Fans or No Fans

Ken Jennings Will Be First Interim ‘Jeopardy!’ Host

How California Reached Historic Voter Turnout Despite Pandemic, Distrust

After This Year’s Wildfires, California Must Spend to Manage Forest Health

Dan Walters: Identity Politics vs. Melting Pot Vision

Doing This One Thing Helps Community College Students Transfer to a 4-Year University

Eid al-Fitr Marks End of Ramadan, but COVID-19 Curtails Big Events

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COVID-19 Brings a New Kind of Ramadan for Muslim Community

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How California Reached Historic Voter Turnout Despite Pandemic, Distrust

Joe Biden Appeals for Unity in Thanksgiving-Eve Address

Joe Biden to Deliver a Thanksgiving Address Seeking Unity

Fresno State Vice President Named as University’s Interim Leader

Advocate Says School Board May Be Violating Law with Public Comment Policy

Madera Get COPS Money for Campus Safety, Strengthens Relationships with Police

Some Clovis Unified Kids Back in School Within Weeks. Others Not Until January, District Says.

Should FUSD Board Return to In-Person Meetings? This Trustee Says Yes.

$100 Million Gift Targets Fresno City, Other Community College Students in Need

College Poised to Alleviate Decades of Parking Headaches Next Year

County, State Drop Efforts to Fine Immanuel Schools Over COVID Violations

Fresno State Cuts Wrestling Again, Also Trims Lacrosse and Men’s Tennis. COVID Blamed

Elementary Schools in Fresno, Clovis Districts Win State OK to Reopen