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Diplomacy or Submission? The Zionist Grip on US Political Power and Trump’s Uneasy Alliance With Netanyahu

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Fresno Suspect Caught After Jumping Out of Second-Floor Window, 2 Others Arrested

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Tesla Has Applied to Arizona for Robotaxi Service Certification, State Transport Department Says

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Evacuations Ongoing as San Luis Obispo’s Madre Fire Scorches Tens of Thousands of Acres

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US Senate to Vote on Trump Aid, Broadcasting Cuts as Deadline Looms

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US Health Department Widens Immigrant Benefit Restrictions

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Fresno Police Arrest Suspect in Stabbing That Left Man Critically Injured

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Madera County Authorities Seek Next of Kin for North Fork Man

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Froot Loops Maker WK Kellogg Agrees to $3.1 Billion Deal From Italy’s Ferrero

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China Signals Willingness to Sell Fighter Jets as Iran Eyes J-10 Aircraft

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Bill to Reduce Probation Time Could Help Offenders Successfully Re-Enter Society

As states continue to grapple with fixing aspects of our criminal justice system from the top, they should keep an eye on California and a bill sitting on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk that looks to modify how courts handle probation in the state. Nearly a quarter of a million people...

California May Switch to Shorter Probation Terms

SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing to overhaul California's probation system by greatly reducing the time a convict is under supervised release, but increasing rehabilitation programs at the outset of the probationary period, when they are considered the most effective. He wants to put what he called “an unprecedented...

Walters: Promises Made, but Not Kept

Last month, McClatchy Newspapers and the ProPublica news organization published an investigative article delving into how billions of dollars meant to reduce repeat criminal activity by improving local jails and probation services were siphoned off for other purposes. “Since 2011, California has sent more than $8 billion to counties to cover the costs of the massive...

Fresno's Homelessness Crisis Needs Immediate United Action

The issue of homelessness in Fresno County is not new, having been a part of our community since our foundation more than a century ago. However, an issue once seen as a blight or nuisance limited to specific pockets of our county has followed in the steps of our state...

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