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Fresno, now it is getting ridiculous. On my way to work Thursday morning, I was driving down Herndon Avenue, mentally convinced it was Frida...

Fresno, Move Over: Ambulances Are Not Optional Traffic

Fresno, now it is getting ridiculous. On my way to work Thursday morning, I was driving down Herndon Avenue, mentally convinced it was Frida...
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In a Divided World, the World Cup Shows What We Share

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I Miss How Friday Nights Used to Feel at Blockbuster

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Calling a race is a media projection based on vote data and probability, while official results come later through continued counting and certification by election officials. (Shutterstock)

Y’all Understand ‘Calling a Race’ Is a Media Thing, Right?

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The starting line at Bay to Breakers on Sunday, May 17, 2026. (Anthony W. Haddad)

Bay to Breakers Isn’t Just a Race. It’s San Francisco’s Living Room.

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Shabang proves that the Central Coast’s future isn’t about becoming the next big festival destination — it’s about growing while staying unapologetically weird, local and deeply rooted in the community that made it special in the first place.

Shabang Proves San Luis Obispo Still Knows How to Be Weird, In the Best Way

Every festival says it has a “community feel.” At Shabang, you actually believe it. You feel it in the cold nighttime air rolling through th...
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Two elementary school students play in Clovis Unified School District's Mario Kart Tournament on Saturday, May 9, 2026. (GV Wire)

Inside Clovis Unified’s Mario Kart Tournament, Where Students Found More Than Just a Game

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As a Childless Millennial, Why Should I Care About the Fresno County Superintendent Race?

Three years ago, before I got into journalism (I know, I am a baby at this), I had no clue Fresno County even had a superintendent of school...
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A nostalgia-driven sequel that uses familiar characters to explore how media power, career stability and influence have shifted in a more fragmented, uncertain industry. (Shutterstock)

The Devil Wears Prada 2: Nostalgia, Power Shifts, and the Fragility of Media Careers

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Ilia Malinin of the U.S. practices for the free skating portion of the men’s figure skating single skating event at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics at MSK-Competition Rink in Milan, Italy, on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)

Hey Ilia, America Is Still Proud of You.

Hey Ilia, It didn’t go how the world expected tonight. You helped the U.S. win team gold earlier, but those individual medals slipped away u...
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