After seven years off the air, television show “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” is rebooting and will film its debut episode in Clovis.
Bakersfield student alleges ICE arrested him after reading poem criticizing agency
A Bakersfield College student twice arrested by ICE is suing the agency, alleging that his most recent arrest was in direct response to a critical poem.
Miss California competition returns to Fresno
Forty-one contestants from across the Golden State arrived in Fresno on Monday to kick off the 25th straight Miss California competition in the city.
Fresno State nursing master’s program loses accreditation
While Fresno State looks to resolve issues for the 23 current students, the loss does not affect other nursing programs nor prior graduates of the program.
Fresno’s new idea to stop gang shootings: pay the shooter
The proposal follows Richmond, Stockton, and Sacramento in funding stipends for high risk individuals known to engage in violent acts.
Harris Farms names Beecher as President and Chief Executive Officer
There’s a changing of the guard atop Harris Farms. Jim Beecher, a board member of the company, has been selected to serve as the company’s new President and Chief Executive Officer.
Audit of Fresno P.D. moonlighting shows issues with timecards
The audit was commissioned in April after City officials received anonymous complaints of Fresno police officers teaching while on City time.
Tulare hospital turning the corner under Adventist management
Although it has faced many challenges over the last few years, Tulare’s hospital is in the best shape it’s been in years.
Cox said his Canadian gold mine was “not really a company.” His emails disagree.
SUN EXCLUSIVE: Fresno Rep. TJ Cox’s ties to a Canadian mining enterprise are murkier than he has let on, newly obtained emails show.
Fresno area homeless population jumps
According to the the 2019 Point-In-Time Homeless Count, 2,508 people are homeless between the two counties.
