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Explore Clovis Unified’s New Satoshi Hirayama Elementary and Its Namesake’s Legacy

Clovis Unified School District marked a significant milestone in its history with the grand opening of its latest educational facility, Satoshi Hirayama Elementary School, on Thursday. The event brought together educators, students, and community members to celebrate and honor the legacy of Satoshi "Fibber" Hirayama. “This is an exciting day...

CART Is the Local School World Famous for Preparing Students to Succeed

One of the Fresno area’s biggest educational success stories is tucked away in a former pump factory just south of Sierra Vista Mall in Clovis. The Center for Advanced Research and Technology sounds like it’s something out of Silicon Valley rather than a career technical education option that has introduced...

Unions Try to Protect Jobs in CA With a Bill to Limit Self-Service Checkouts

When the industrial revolution erupted in 18th century Britain — replacing handwork with machinery in the manufacture of goods — many of the affected textile workers responded by attacking and disabling the machines. The rebels became known as Luddites, so named for "General Ned Ludd" or "King Ludd," a mythical...

Nonprofits’ Lawsuit Against Community Health System Misstates Medi-Cal Funding Rules

Medi-Cal funding at Clovis Community Hospital falls behind that of other area hospitals, yet it beats the state average of care for low-income patients, a GV Wire investigation found. In addition, 57% of Clovis Community's revenue comes from government-funded health care — either Medi-Cal or Medicare. Community Health System's decision...

Lawsuit Alleges Community Health Diverted $1B from the Needy to ‘Whiter’ Clovis Hospital

A lawsuit from two nonprofit groups alleges that Community Health took funding intended for its downtown Fresno hospital, which serves many of the region's poorest residents, and diverted those resources to the system's hospital in suburban Clovis. The lawsuit from Cultiva La Salud and Fresno Building Healthy Communities claims that...

EPA Bans Dangerous Herbicide Used on Fresno and Kern County Crops

A dangerous herbicide banned immediately by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been sprayed on crops in many California counties and has contaminated groundwater in low concentrations in the Salinas Valley and Santa Barbara County. The weed-killing chemical, known as DCPA or Dacthal, can harm the developing brains of babies...

Fresno Supervisors Give Controversial Housing Project Time to Secure $32 Million

Fresno County supervisors are giving an affordable housing developer until early 2025 to secure $32 million for a controversial project. Otherwise, the county will withdraw from an application for $11.9 million in state funding. Supervisor Steve Brandau said on Tuesday that the $56 million Libre Commons proposed by developers UPHoldings...

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