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    • Fresno
      • Jerry Dyer pinned hopes to Biden’s COVID relief. Here’s where he wants to spend the money.
      • Fresno halts negotiations to sell Selland Arena for soccer stadium
      • SCCCD board taps Northern Calif. administrator as interim Chancellor
      • Fresno County’s coronavirus metrics continue to decline as Red Tier nears
      • Fresno Unified, teachers union bank on COVID decline for April 6 reopening
    • Bakersfield
      • Valley prosecutors resist push to prosecute COVID-defiant restaurants
      • Amazon expands Valley footprint, opens distribution center in Shafter
      • Resigning from priesthood, Harrison claims Fresno Catholic Bishop sacrificed “the Gospel for politics and money”
      • Actor Amato first Democrat to launch 2022 challenge to McCarthy
      • Two Valley businesses have pandemic wish granted, courtesy of Barstool Sports
    • Modesto
      • Scott Peterson faces retrial of sentencing phase in 2002 murder case
      • Calif. Supreme Court orders judge to re-examine Scott Peterson’s convictions
      • Tom Berryhill, Valley legislator, passes at 67
      • Calif. Supreme Court vacates death penalty for Scott Peterson
      • Newsom’s strike force tallies up Valley rule-breakers
    • Visalia
      • Construction committee named to finish ‘Tower of Shame’ construction
      • Facing litany of charges, Ex-Tulare hospital exec seeks defenders of Weinstein, Casey Anthony
      • Valley counties begins doling out COVID-19 vaccine doses
      • Tulare Co. shutters jury trials for 2020
      • Facing 40 felony charges, Ex-Tulare hospital CEO surrenders to FBI
    • Hanford
      • Confusion reigns as Brieno rescinds resignation from Hanford City Council
      • Ex-Hanford councilman Brieno threatens suit over exit
      • Hanford investigation paints broader picture of hostile work environment by councilman
      • “Atmosphere” of harassment by ex-Councilman exposes Hanford to $1.25mil claim
      • Faraday Future preps to go public, fund Hanford-based car manufacturing
    • Merced
      • Jerry O’Banion, longtime Merced Supervisor, passes
      • Auditor: Calif. unfairly targeted Valley cities by withholding coronavirus cash
      • Professor’s Anti-Semitic tweets spark UC Merced investigation
      • Merced City Council nixes proposed Black Lives Matter mural
      • Newsom’s strike force tallies up Valley rule-breakers
    • Mariposa
      • Heavy winds topple a dozen giant sequoias in Yosemite
      • Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations
      • Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted
      • Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses
      • National Parks around the Valley close temporarily
    • Modesto
      • Scott Peterson faces retrial of sentencing phase in 2002 murder case
      • Calif. Supreme Court orders judge to re-examine Scott Peterson’s convictions
      • Tom Berryhill, Valley legislator, passes at 67
      • Calif. Supreme Court vacates death penalty for Scott Peterson
      • Newsom’s strike force tallies up Valley rule-breakers
    • Stockton
      • Internal polling puts Miller over Villapudua in Stockton Assembly seat
      • Internal Poll: Villapudua holds double-digit lead in Stockton-area Assembly race
      • Catholic Church among Valley’s largest PPP loan recipients
      • Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses
      • Villapudua nabs endorsement from Merced’s Gray
  • Topics
    • Politics
      • Valley Congressmen show surprising unity on key issue
      • GOP group steps up to back Valadao following impeachment vote
      • Trump launches broadside at Valadao, GOP “grandstanders” at CPAC
      • Clovis Councilman: No prizes-for-votes at Saturday rally
      • How recalling Gavin Newsom became my business
    • Agriculture
      • California set to ban all ag burning by 2025
      • Feds start 2021 with light water supply for Valley farmers
      • California’s climate change future is being written – in its waterways
      • The agenda on a collision course with American farming
      • Rural Valley cities secure permanent water supply in deal with Feds
    • Sports
      • Fresno halts negotiations to sell Selland Arena for soccer stadium
      • Transition complete, Grizzlies celebrate partnership with Colorado Rockies
      • Finally! Sanger native, Raiders legend Tom Flores punches ticket to Pro Football Hall of Fame
      • Coors, Fresno, legislators come up big in push to make Tom Flores a Hall of Famer
      • Fresno State wrestler jailed on felony rape accusation
    • Education
      • SCCCD board taps Northern Calif. administrator as interim Chancellor
      • Fresno Unified, teachers union bank on COVID decline for April 6 reopening
      • Newsom announces $2bil in grants to unlock Calif. school doors
      • Pressure mounts for Fresno schools to reopen quicker – from unexpected sources
      • Bourbon Street School: Fresno teacher catches heat for teaching from New Orleans on Mardi Gras
    • Business
      • Received a PPP loan? Buckle up for surprise Calif. tax bill.
      • Valley prosecutors resist push to prosecute COVID-defiant restaurants
      • Judge hits the brakes on Tower Theatre sale – or at least part of it.
      • Amazon expands Valley footprint, opens distribution center in Shafter
      • Backed by half of Calif. legislature, Borgeas’ business relief plan picks up statewide support
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    • Commentary
      • How recalling Gavin Newsom became my business
      • California’s climate change future is being written – in its waterways
      • Lawmakers should learn from California: protect workers’ flexibility
      • The agenda on a collision course with American farming
      • Lockdowns lifted, let businesses do what they do best: innovate
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Heavy winds topple a dozen giant sequoias in Yosemite

A national park spokesman said Wednesday’s damage was among the most extensive in Yosemite’s recorded history.

The San Joaquin Valley SunJanuary 28, 2021, 3:41 pmJanuary 28, 2021 Comments Off on Heavy winds topple a dozen giant sequoias in Yosemite 630
Central Valley Lifestyle, Mariposa

Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations

Yosemite National Park is continuing along the path to fully reopen after being closed since March 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Daniel GligichJune 9, 2020, 6:45 pmJune 9, 2020 Comments Off on Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations 1825
Mariposa

Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted

It turns out, the Mariposa County Board of Supervisors will not be receiving a $30,000 raise after all.

Daniel GligichApril 14, 2020, 1:23 pmApril 14, 2020 Comments Off on Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted 2209
Bakersfield, Business, Fresno, Hanford, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Modesto, Stockton, Visalia

Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses

With some exceptions, the San Joaquin Valley may be ripe to repel a coronavirus-led recession, a new study from Moody’s and the Brookings Institution says.

Alex TavlianMarch 25, 2020, 6:04 pmMarch 26, 2020 Comments Off on Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses 3806
Mariposa, Visalia

National Parks around the Valley close temporarily

Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks announced Wednesday that they will be closed until further notice.

Daniel GligichMarch 25, 2020, 3:39 pmMarch 25, 2020 Comments Off on National Parks around the Valley close temporarily 2184
Mariposa

Pay raises for Mariposa Co. Supervisors halted after signature campaign

Two months after Mariposa County Supervisors voted to give themselves a big pay raise, residents mounted a strong campaign to halt and repeal it.

Alex TavlianMarch 5, 2020, 5:35 pmMarch 5, 2020 Comments Off on Pay raises for Mariposa Co. Supervisors halted after signature campaign 3075
Mariposa

Outrage over Mariposa supervisors’ $30,000 raise drives referendum campaign

One month after Mariposa Supervisors voted to give themselves a $30,000 pay raise, there is an active effort afoot from community members to reverse it.

Daniel GligichFebruary 5, 2020, 9:34 pmMarch 5, 2020 Comments Off on Outrage over Mariposa supervisors’ $30,000 raise drives referendum campaign 2139

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