Falk tapped as new chief of Kern Community Foundation
The Kern Community Foundation will have a new boss to kick off 2022, the philanthropy's board of directors announced on Wednesday.
Calif. zeroes out water allocation for Valley farmers, will only deliver minimum supplies to cities
California water regulators will be delivering the bare minimum of water supplies to the state's municipalities via the State Water Project, agency officials announced Wednesday.
Haener hitting the road: Bulldogs QB enters transfer portal
One day after Fresno State head coach Kalen DeBoer departed for Seattle, Haener filed to enter the NCAA transfer portal and leave the program.
Calif. water officials roll out $100mil in funding for Valley canal fixes
Four water systems that provide resources to 29 million residents in the San Joaquin Valley and Southern California are receiving cash for a badly-needed restoration job.
Ahead of Thanksgiving, Biden, Newsom admin. press judge to adopt Calif. water restrictions
While Washington and Sacramento attempt to cook up new rules for water deliveries in California, a stopgap plan submitted to a Federal judge is catching heat for being developed behind closed doors.
Energy firms strike back on Newsom’s fracking ban as Californians feel pain at pumps
As President Joe Biden dips into the U.S. strategic energy reserve to bring costs down, California energy producers are striking at a de facto ban on fracking.
Appeals court temporarily halts Calif. prison vaccine mandate
A federal appeals court on Friday issued a temporary stay of a coronavirus vaccine mandate for prison workers.
Valley’s progressives fume over Calif. maps. Lack of Valley voice is at center of equation.
Much of the hand-wringing from commentators and progressive advocates in recent days have centered on mismatched Valley communities and Hail Mary efforts to radically reverse the drafts.
Newsom calls out mayors amid Calif.’s growing brazen burglary crisis
Newsom failed to provide any detail but promised an "exponential level of support" in his next budget to help big cities address brazen thefts.
Harder choices: Rep’s furious push to redraw Valley’s Congressional map with back-up plan in motion
Rep. Josh Harder (D–Turlock) faces a tall task in the coming weeks, centered around two competing prospects that will determine where he'll represent Californians in Congress.
