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GOP Strategist and Trump Critic Ana Navarro Comes to FCC Forum

David Taub
October 27, 2020
TV political analyst Ana Navarro will appear for a lecture at Fresno City College tomorrow at noon. The Republican strategist, who has broken ranks with the party to support the Democratic presidential ticket, is speaking as part of the FCC Speakers Forum. Th...

College Poised to Alleviate Decades of Parking Headaches Next Year

Nancy Price
October 20, 2020
Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit and caused the Fresno City College campus to empty, you might have had an easier time finding the actual Holy Grail or hen's teeth than finding a parking space. And it's been...

West Fresno Campus Will Be ‘Game-Changer’ for Disadvantaged Community

Nancy Price
October 8, 2020
A day long awaited by many in southwest Fresno finally arrived Thursday when State Center Community College District celebrated the official groundbreaking for the new West Fresno Campus of Fresno City College....

Local Unions Take Big Interest in Crowded College Trustee Races

Nancy Price
October 1, 2020
Four incumbents are hoping to keep their seats on the State Center Community College District board in the Nov. 3 general election, but to do so they'll need to fend off challengers who in some cases have substantial campaign treasuries. Several board candi...
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Parnell: West Fresno Automotive Training Center Will Be ‘Biggest West of the Mississippi River’

Nancy Price
September 2, 2020
Educators and politicians gathered Wednesday morning in a courtyard at the Fresno City College Old Administration Building to celebrate the award of a $66 million contract to build a new campus in west Fresno. ...

Trustees to Vote on $66M Contract to Build West Fresno College Campus

Nancy Price
August 31, 2020
The long-awaited college campus project for southwest Fresno will take a big step forward on Tuesday when State Center Community College District trustees consider awarding a $66 million construction contract t...
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Chancellor: State Center Classes Will Be Online for Spring Semester

Nancy Price
August 27, 2020
State Center Chancellor Paul Parnell Most classes for students in the State Center Community College District will continue to be online for the spring 2021 semester, chancellor Paul Parnell announced in an email. The district's top priority is the safe...
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Fresno Police Academy Training Will Be Examined for Racial Bias

Nancy Price
July 8, 2020
The Fresno City College task force that's reviewing the Police Academy curriculum will look at how future officers are instructed on the use of force when they next meet, said Robert Pimentel, Fresno City Colle...
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COVID-19 Knocks Out Football, Other Fall Sports at Fresno City, Clovis Colleges

Nancy Price
June 29, 2020
The 2020 football season at Fresno City College ended before it even began, one of seven sports at the college that have been cancelled because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. And Clovis Community College ...
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Derek Carr to 2020 Grads: Don’t Miss Out on Alternative Ceremonies

Nancy Price
May 26, 2020
COVID-19 has put the kibosh on traditional large-scale graduation ceremonies in May and June for the Class of 2020, but graduates are being celebrated in new and different ways. The celebrations are virtual for now, but districts and colleges are vowing sti...
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