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Man Charged With Killing Valley Cop Gets Mental Health Exam

January 3, 2019

A Mexican national accused of living in the U.S. illegally was charged with murder Wednesday in the shooting death of a Newman police officer who pulled him over to check if he was driving drunk. Gustavo Perez Arriaga made his first court appearance in Mode...

Sky’s the Limit for Valley Students Eyeing Healthcare Careers

Myles Barker

December 7, 2018

When Bianca Villanueva graduates from high school, she wants to work toward a career as a cosmetic surgeon. To get more information on what to do, Villanueva attended the Growing Health Leaders Youth Confere...

Kanye West Delivers Jaw-Dropping Performance in Oval Office

AP News

October 12, 2018

WASHINGTON — Live from the Oval Office, it's Kanye West with a jaw-dropping performance. "They tried to scare me to not wear this hat. This hat, it gives me power in a way." — Kanye West The rapper didn't...

Photo of crosses place in memory of violence victims

Rising Mexico Suicides Reflect Trauma of Country’s Chronic Violence

The Conversation

August 5, 2018

Mexico has suffered one of the world’s highest murder rates for over a decade, a consequence of the government’s aggressive, 12-year-long battle against drug trafficking organizations and other criminal groups, which has led lethal violence to escalate across ...

Playing Video Games Hours on End? The Addiction Is Real.

Bill McEwen

June 18, 2018

GENEVA — Obsessive video gamers know how to anticipate dangers in virtual worlds. The World Health Organization says they now should be on guard for a danger in the real world: spending too much time playing. ...

Bourdain Brought Us Closer. Honor Him By Doing the Same.

Darius Assemi

June 8, 2018

In our news meeting this morning, we held a moment of silence for Anthony Bourdain and then talked about his gift for bringing people together. His death Friday by suicide affected me greatly, and I'd like t...

10 Ways To Prevent School Shootings Without Waiting for Congress

The Conversation

February 19, 2018

After a shooter killed 17 people at a Florida high school, many have expressed frustration at the political hand-wringing over gun control and calls for prayer. As a parent, I understand the desire for practical responses to school shootings. I also absolut...

‘Housing First’ Model for Fresno Homeless isn’t Working

gvwire

October 24, 2017

Opinion By Don Eskes The city and county of Fresno have a significant homeless problem that is being addressed on a number of fronts. Still, there are big gaps in our approaches. The latest point-i...

Mental health experts react to viral video

David Taub

February 23, 2017

The viral video has been seen on Facebook and You Tube more than 300,000 times. Earlier this month, police confronted a naked man walking in central Fresno. After not listening orders to stop, he is Tased. S...

On Day One, Biden to Undo Trump Policies on Climate, Virus

Who Has The Power to Reopen California Classrooms? Here’s What to Know.

In Fresno, Newsom Says California Expects 1.1 Million J&J Vaccines in Next 3 Weeks

Sierra Foothill School District Ponders Funding for Multi-Million Dollar Upgrades

Newsom Says Big Vaccination Site Coming to Valley, Costa Thinks It Could Be at Save Mart

Fresno PD Seeks Person of Interest on Video in Death of Man Found In Apartment

‘I Couldn’t Protect Allie That Night’ Says Street Racing Victim’s Mom, Grateful for Police Crackdown

These Clovis Medical and Pharmacy School Students Are Giving COVID-19 Vaccine Shots

Monarch Butterfly Population Moves Closer to Extinction

Las Vegas Based Sandwich Shop Will Make Fresno Debut in Spring

This Local Eatery Will Creatively Solve Your ‘Burger or Pizza’ Dilemma This Month

Chukchansi Park to Open with Limited Seating as Grizzlies Come Out of Hibernation

Opinion: Hold Investigative Hearings Into California’s Mass Unemployment Fraud

Walters: Another Chance to Act on Housing

Walters: School Reopening Row Nears Climax

Opinion: Tax Hike on Employers Isn’t Necessary as State Enjoys Revenue Windfall

GV Wire Unfiltered - January 12, 2021

Eid al-Fitr Marks End of Ramadan, but COVID-19 Curtails Big Events

LIVE: Daily Briefing from Gov. Gavin Newsom

COVID-19 Brings a New Kind of Ramadan for Muslim Community

Trump Says He'll 'Fight Like Hell' to Hold on to Presidency

Clovis City Council Candidates Spar During Candidate Forum

Valley GOP Lawmaker Valadao Votes To Impeach Trump

Biden Win Confirmed After Pro-Trump Mob Storms US Capitol