Fresno Co. shrugs off Latino legislators’ push for coronavirus spending probe
California’s Latino Caucus appealed to Gov. Newsom to ratchet up pressure on Fresno Co. officials and direct spending of coronavirus relief funds.
Bulldogs picked to finish 4th in MW preseason poll
Even though there has not been confirmation yet that a season will even take place, the preseason pageantry…
Madera Community College receives recognition as a full college
Madera Community College was officially recognized Monday as a full community college by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors.
Visalia Unified administrator launches challenge for school board
If she's successful in November, Visalia Unified area superintendent Jacquie Gaebe could be out of a job. Here's why she's running.
California postpones high school sports to mid-winter start
The governing body for high school athletics in California modified the sports calendar and shifted most fall sports, including football.
A look at where PPP money went in the south Valley
Here's a look at where coronavirus relief funds were directed to businesses in the southern San Joaquin Valley, via newly-released SBA data.
Fresno nonprofits, churches make up large number of PPP loan recipients
Dozens of nonprofits based in Fresno and Clovis received Paycheck Protection Program loans to help negate the coronavirus pandemic-caused economic downturn.
Newsom orders schools to remain closed for most of state
Unless the coronavirus pandemic rapidly vanishes in the Central Valley, most K-12 students will begin the school year from the comfort of their own homes.
Search for permanent Fresno Police chief restarts
The City of Fresno has begun its search for a new police chief to replace outgoing chief Andy Hall, the city announced Wednesday.
A coronavirus crash? Not in Fresno’s housing market.
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupted the economy threatening a recession, the local housing market in Fresno has bounced back to produce something unusual.
