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Bus Drivers Accuse Fresno Unified Special Needs Contractor of Sexual Harassment, Wage Theft

A union representing bus drivers are accusing Fresno Unified's transportation contractor with wage theft and sexual harassment. First Student Inc. operates buses for special needs students on behalf of the school district. At a Monday news conference, union members who work for First Student said the company is stealing their...

Top Democrats Vow to Make California Affordable Again

The leaders of the state Legislature have a message for voters: We know you’re frustrated with how expensive California is — and we’re going to fix it. After a painful election that sparked recriminations and soul-searching among Democrats across the country, state Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire and Assembly...

How Does CASA Lift up Fresno and Madera? Former Foster Youth Share Their Stories

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Fresno and Madera Counties recruits volunteers to support foster youth in courtrooms, schools, and the community — providing stability and amplifying their voices in the foster care system. "We stand in the gap where we serve the children, both in the courtrooms advocating for their...

The Best Way California Can Prepare for Trump? Fix Its State Government

For a great many Americans, the November election results elicited an intense reaction. These responses, played out in real time on election newscasts and social media timelines, included everyday working people, media celebrities, television and movie stars, and even past and present politicians, including our own Gov. Gavin Newsom, who...

Business, Environmental Interests Oppose South Fresno Industrial Plan. What’s Next?

Despite neither community advocates nor business interests supporting a plan dictating land use in south Fresno, a top city official pressured planning commissioners Thursday to send the document to the city council. Planning Commission Chair Peter Vang agreed with other commissioners that the city's South Central Specific Plan required more...

Is Fresno Mobile Home Park Controversy Over? Tenants Applaud Federal Judge’s Ruling

With a federal judge ordering a trustee to oversee the sale of a controversial mobile home park, the story of the fight between tenants and the park's ownership appears nearing the end. After U.S. Judge Jennifer Niemann on Wednesday called La Hacienda Mobile Estates' bankruptcy filing not in "good faith,"...

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