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Hundreds Peacefully Protest ICE Raids in Downtown Fresno

While Los Angeles rioted, hundreds of protesters gathered peacefully in downtown Fresno, protesting immigration raids in California. With chants of "La Migra has got to go," and "abolish ICE," speakers in Spanish and English advocated for immigrants. Protesters met shortly before noon in the plaza at the Robert E. Coyle...

What Do Valley Leaders Say About Trump’s Threat to Yank High-Speed Rail Funding?

A declaration from President Donald Trump's administration that the California High Speed Rail is not "viable" is receiving a split reaction from Fresno area elected leaders. Some say the estimated $133 billion project represents more than transportation, while others say money is better spent elsewhere. What is certain: The price...

Millions Invested in Land for Innovation Village. Will It Be a Fresno Game-Changer?

An empty lot in southeast Fresno could soon be home to "Innovation Village." A southern California developer is investing millions to turn the land into buildings that will serve as a hub to research and develop health care, construction, and cyber security technology. It will also include housing for the...

Fresno Unified’s Misty Her Says She Was Assaulted. Police Have No Reports

Fresno Unified Superintendent Misty Her recently said a Facebook post from the Fresno Teachers Association led to her being physically assaulted. "That post caused things to happen to me physically," Her told ABC 30. "People were coming up to me and physically putting hands on me and referencing the post."...

Fresno Unified Communications Boss on Leave After AI-Generated FTA Dossier Debacle

The Fresno Unified communications chief who produced a dossier containing alleged attacks by the teachers union against Superintendent Misty Her is now on leave, according to her automatic email reply. An email request to Chief Communications Officer Nikki Henry on Friday from GV Wire elicited an automatic response stating that...

‘I’m Really Scared’: Elderly and Disabled Californians Could Lose Medi-Cal Over $2,000 Limit

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Cynde Soto, a quadriplegic who requires around-the-clock care, has been on Medi-Cal for most of her life. Recently, she came into a modest inheritance, about $8,000, that has helped cover her daily expenses. But it also means that...

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