Fresno State, CSU Bakersfield face one-day strike from trades workers
A walkout of more than 1,000 trades workers comes as the CSU simultaneously attempts to quell a teacher strike.
As 2024 filing opens, McCarthy hints at possible retirement
A potential retirement by the Speaker Emeritus could deliver a second shockwave in two years in the San Joaquin Valley, following the abrupt retirement of Rep. Devin Nunes.
‘Intimidation’: Local union sends car caravans to homes of Fresno Co. Supervisors
A union tactic to overwhelm the neighborhoods of two local lawmakers is not being taken lightly.
Fresno-based Saladino’s sells to US Foods
The Fresno-based, privately-held food service company is joining a publicly-traded giant expanding its footprint in Central California.
Valley reps buck parties over censure on Tlaib for pro-Hamas comments
Three Valley lawmakers found themselves in a strange position when it came to censuring Rep. Rashia Tlaib for pro-Hamas commentary.
AG Bonta to probe Calaveras DA’s decision to drop sex assault charges against Catholic priest
Attorney General Rob Bonta is taking an unprecedented step to probe alleged mishandling of a prosecution against a Catholic priest indicted for sex assault.
Poll: Porter, Schiff lead Calif. Senate field. Will GOP breakthrough to Nov. 2024?
Two Democratic lawmakers currently lead the field for California's open Senate seat, but pollsters warn about the early nature of the data and lack of GOP consolidation.
CSU faculty vote to strike at all 23 campuses
Fresno State and CSU Bakersfield could feel the crunch of a lecturer strike by CSU faculty.
Calif. leads 33-state suit against Meta over social media addiction
Legislative attempts to rein in the addictive nature of social media have largely failed. Now, state lawyers are on the case.
Catholic diocese warns of imposter priests, bishops in Modesto
The stolen identities of real Mexican bishops and priests have been used to charge Catholics exorbitant costs for religious rites and sacrament services.
