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Fresno EOC Tightens Belt Through Layoffs. Former Acting CEO Is Among Them.

The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission, the longtime anti-poverty organization that’s struggling to close a multimillion-dollar ...

Fresno EOC Tightens Belt Through Layoffs. Former Acting CEO Is Among Them.

The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission, the longtime anti-poverty organization that’s struggling to close a multimillion-dollar ...

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Fresno EOC Postpones Deleting DEI Language in Job Descriptions

The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission postponed scrubbing DEI-related language from job descriptions, which interim CEO Brian Angus i...

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Fresno Mission's City Center Grand Opening

City Center Unveils Real Solutions for Fresno Homelessness

Fresno Mission celebrated the grand opening of the $35 million City Center, a full-service facility supporting individuals and families in c...

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AG Bonta Sues Tulare Over Cold Storage Project. Are State Minimums Not Enough?

Tulare’s new citywide plan allows cold storage facilities within industrial-zoned parts of town. But California Attorney General Rob B...

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Brianna Willis from ABC 30 (Left) asks questions to local leader Wendy McCulley (Right). 01/20/25. (GV Wire/Jahz Tello)

Fresno MLK March Keynote Speaker: ‘We’re Still in This Fight and Struggle’

The Fresno community gathered in the thousands on Monday to honor Martin Luther King Jr. in an annual march. Wendy McCulley, chief engagemen...

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Veterans Are Bright Spot in Dismal National Homelessness Report. What Can We Learn?

The recent national report on homelessness had few bright spots considering the synchronized efforts and billions of dollars spent to get pe...

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Chris Lodgson, Coalition for a Just and Equitable California

‘People Are Still Mad’: Will California Pass Reparations Bills?

After two reparations bills stalled in the final day of session last year, reparation advocates are campaigning today at the state Capitol t...

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Suits Against Fresno EOC Claim Wage Violations, Unlawful Firing

A former recycling employee is suing the Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission in a lawsuit that claims the agency failed to pay minimum ...

/ 3 months ago

Leadership Shake-Up at Fresno EOC? New Acting CEO Named

Editor’s Note: Story was updated Wednesday with new information from Fresno EOC. The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission is now h...

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Polluted Communities Hold Their Breath as Companies Struggle With CA Diesel Truck Ban

Standing in his front yard in Wilmington, Jose Ulloa can’t get a sentence out without coughing. Heavy-duty trucks, headed to and from ...

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Linda McMahon, nominee for Secretary of Education, testifies at a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday Feb. 12, 2025. President Donald Trump is preparing to sign an order that would instruct McMahon to begin dismantling her agency, setting the stage for a potential power struggle with Congress and another round of legal challenges from opponents. (Haiyun Jiang/The New York Times)
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Trump Is Said to Be Preparing Order That Aims to Eliminate Education Department

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau holds a news conference on imposed U.S. tariffs in Ottawa on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press via AP)
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Trudeau Expects a Trade War Between Canada and the US for the ‘Foreseeable Future’

Demonstrators hold photos depicting the faces of Israeli hostages who are being held in the Gaza Strip, during a protest demanding their release from Hamas captivity, in Tel Aviv, Israel, Thursday, March 6, 2025. (AP/Oded Balilty)
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Stock Market Today: Wall Street Falls as AI Stars Lose More of Their Glow

Hikers seen along a trail on Forest Service land in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., March 4, 2025. A government spreadsheet lists thousands of campsites and trails that could shutter for the summer because of federal government staff reductions and budget freezes. (Bridget Bennett/The New York Times)
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Cuts Could Close Campsites and Trails in California, Forest Service Memo Says

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Apply for Fresno Unified Scholarships Before Fast Approaching Deadline

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Trump Wants to Fix US Lumber Industry. Home Prices Hang in the Balance.

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