None of the Latino commissioners tasked with redrawing the lines are from the San Joaquin Valley, home to a large population of Hispanic farmworkers.
Top Valley contender for Calif.’s redistricting panel nixed following last-minute blitz
As California’s redistricting commission added new members, a look at how a blitz on a Valley Republican candidate torpedoed his chances in the final round.
Valley Children’s spokeswoman fires back at Clovis City Councilman over attacks
The director for Valley Children’s Hospital challenged Clovis City Councilman Jose Flores over his remarks aimed at Councilwoman Lynne Ashbeck.
Attacks fly among Clovis City Council over return-to-school press conference
Criticism of Mayor Drew Bessinger’s attendance in a back-to-school press conference, pushed two Clovis City Councilmen on the attack against Lynne Ashbeck.
Clovis Unified ranked among top U.S. employers for women
The ranking – which exceeds that of a number of top U.S.-based corporations, arrived via a new survey from Forbes Magazine.
An early look at the races for Clovis Unified School Board
With multiple seats on the Clovis Unified school board up for grabs, several candidates have lined up to take their shot at getting elected.
Newsom orders last call, shuts down bars in Valley counties
Gov. Gavin Newsom declared closing time for the San Joaquin Valley’s bars on Sunday. Citing a swell of coronavirus cases, …
FBI arrests Clovis retail manager on suspicion of Federal bank fraud
An assistant manager of a Clovis Walmart is behind bars, arrested Wednesday, after facing a five-count indictment from a Federal grand jury.
Clovis Freedom Fest cancelled for Fourth of July
The Kiwanis Club of Clovis announced Friday that it has cancelled the annual Freedom Fest, a Fourth of July celebration and fireworks show.
Here’s how Valley schools will reopen this fall
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond announced guidelines Monday for public schools to reopen after being closed for months due to the coronavirus pandemic.