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West Bank Town Becomes ‘Big Prison’ as Israel Fences It In

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US Supreme Court to Decide Legality of Transgender School Sports Bans

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State Center Delays Vaccination Deadline to Nov. 15

The State Center Community College District decided Friday to delay until Nov. 15 a requirement that students show proof of a coronavirus vaccination to attend classes in person. The Board of Trustees voted 5-1-1 in a special board meeting to push the deadline back from Oct. 15 so that students...

Time Running Out for COVID-19 Rent Relief. Here’s How to Get It.

California’s eviction moratorium will expire on Thursday, Sept. 30, and while time is running out, the city of Fresno and community-based organizations are teaming to help residents throughout Fresno County get the rental assistance they need. On Saturday, a housing rights workshop will take place with the Central Valley People’s...

While Valley Hospitals Confront Soaring COVID Costs, Feds Sit on Aid

The state's hospitals lost more than $8 billion last year while dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report commissioned by the California Hospital Association. Moreover, the financial challenges are expected to continue in California, with projected losses of $600 million to $2 billion, says Chicago-based healthcare consultant KaufmanHall....

Teachers Union Says Fresno Unified Gets F for COVID-19 Safety Planning

Fresno Unified teachers are having to buy personal protective equipment for their classrooms because they don't know how to obtain it through the district, the teachers union says. The Fresno Teachers Association is calling on the district to implement a 10-point plan that includes more clearly communicating the process to...

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