Calif. boasts largest annual housing growth since Recession. Here’s how the Valley fared.
The San Joaquin Valley may be home to California's population growth, but housing growth isn't even close to cracking the highest rankings.
San Joaquin River Parkway agency names interim chief
The state agency went with a Fresno native while looking for a permanent executive officer.
Visalia Unified nears new deal with teachers. Here’s what the two sides are agreeing on.
Assuming approval by the teachers, the district could ratify the agreement next week.
Merced Co. drug bust nets enough fentanyl to kill 9 million Californians
A major drug seizure brought State Attorney General Rob Bonta to the Central Valley on Wednesday.
Fresno’s Milutinovich to judge at Westminster Dog Show
A love of dogs that started on his grandmother's farm as a child has turned into an incredible opportunity for the Fresno native.
Kingdoms of Asia gets opening date at Chaffee Zoo
At long last, Fresno's Zoo will open its latest expansion exhibit.
GOP challenger launches bid against Rep. Josh Harder
The NRCC has targeted Harder’s 9th District as vulnerable, and Brett Dood is the first Republican to launch a campaign.
Calif. slavery reparations panel pitches $1.2mil payments per black person
The panel argues that eligible black residents should claim the hypothetical payout regardless of whether they can demonstrate a specific harm by the state.
Fresno St., Valley natives sign to NFL teams. Here’s where they’ll play.
With the NFL Draft over, former Fresno State Bulldogs and other Valley stars are signing with teams to compete for roster spots.
Strike worries grow as Fresno Unified, teachers can’t settle on negotiation method
The school district and its teacher's union allege that a strike isn't imminent, but the two sides are incapable of getting to the negotiating table.
