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Kings County crops see major boost in 2022
High milk prices were a driving force in last year’s Kings County Crop Report, helping boost the agricultural economy by double digits.
Janz petitions court to drop county’s lawsuit against Bredefeld, Chavez
If a Fresno County judge sides with the county over campaign finance law, the City of Fresno is concerned that such a ruling would be unconstitutional and that the city would have to change how it interprets its own campaign finance ordinance.
Sacramento DA sues city over homelessness crisis
Sacramento DA Thien Ho is hoping a lawsuit will require the city to enforce sidewalk camping ordinances and move the city's homeless into shelters.
State regulators bar Arrowhead from bottling most mountain spring water
A report from eight years ago sparked a state investigation into Arrowhead Water’s water rights in the San Bernardino National Forest.
Fresno receives major grant funding to beef up police department, fight retail theft
Organized retail theft has slammed California in recent years. New grant funding from the state aims to give agencies the tools to crack down on these crimes.
Central California Food Bank opens Fresno’s first free grocery stores
The region’s largest nonprofit focused on ending hunger expects to help thousands of families every month.
Merced appoints Scott McBride as next city manager
After an extensive search, the Merced City Council has decided to promote a current city employee to lead Merced’s day-to-day affairs.
“It’s déjà vu all over again,” Fresno County still trying to sell former UMC hospital
So far Fresno County has not been able to sell the former University Medical Center hospital after deals with the city fell through. The county is hoping to consider offers next month.
Johnson named MW Player of the Week, Bulldogs get closer to Top 25
Fresno State's 3-0 start to the season is starting to earn respect from across the nation.
UC Merced, Fresno State earn high rankings from U.S. News
The two Central Valley universities are receiving recognition for graduating high rates of students who are the first in their families to attend college.
