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    • Fresno
      • Fresno City Council set to hash out Fuego’s Selland Arena stadium deal
      • Fresno, Kings counties enter Orange Tier of reopening
      • Battle for naming rights of Fresno Unified’s next school emerges
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Crave Cookie, ghost kitchen phenom, to open its first storefront in NW Fresno
    • Bakersfield
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Kern Co. moving into Orange Tier of reopening
      • Legislature kills bill to ban Calif. fracking, oil production
      • Environmentalists pounce on wildfire measures as Kern Co. becomes new battleground
      • Amazon expands south Valley footprint with Bakersfield “last-mile” delivery hub
    • Modesto
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Scott Peterson faces retrial of sentencing phase in 2002 murder case
      • Calif. Supreme Court orders judge to re-examine Scott Peterson’s convictions
      • Tom Berryhill, Valley legislator, passes at 67
      • Calif. Supreme Court vacates death penalty for Scott Peterson
    • Visalia
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Visalia Unified to reopen middle and high schools March 25
      • Tulare Co. moves to red, but rest of Valley remains in purple
      • Construction committee named to finish ‘Tower of Shame’ construction
      • Facing litany of charges, Ex-Tulare hospital exec seeks defenders of Weinstein, Casey Anthony
    • Hanford
      • Fresno, Kings counties enter Orange Tier of reopening
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Kings Co. woman facing murder charge for meth-caused stillbirth released on bail
      • Confusion reigns as Brieno rescinds resignation from Hanford City Council
      • Ex-Hanford councilman Brieno threatens suit over exit
    • Merced
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • “Data dump” error held Merced Co. behind in Calif.’s reopening
      • Merced City School District superintendent faces sexual harassment allegations
      • Merced County Fair cancelled for second year in a row
      • Merced City School District Superintendent placed on leave
    • Mariposa
      • Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations
      • Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted
      • Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses
      • National Parks around the Valley close temporarily
      • Pay raises for Mariposa Co. Supervisors halted after signature campaign
    • Modesto
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Scott Peterson faces retrial of sentencing phase in 2002 murder case
      • Calif. Supreme Court orders judge to re-examine Scott Peterson’s convictions
      • Tom Berryhill, Valley legislator, passes at 67
      • Calif. Supreme Court vacates death penalty for Scott Peterson
    • Stockton
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Ousted Stockton Mayor Tubbs joins Newsom’s team as economic advisor
      • Internal polling puts Miller over Villapudua in Stockton Assembly seat
      • Internal Poll: Villapudua holds double-digit lead in Stockton-area Assembly race
      • Catholic Church among Valley’s largest PPP loan recipients
  • Topics
    • Politics
      • Top high-speed rail contractor donates to Newsom’s recall defense
      • Filing: Cox pulls plug on 2022 comeback bid against Valadao, launches PAC
      • Valadao anger “all hat, no cattle,” Nunes hits $11mil mark, fundraising figures show
      • A “Living Hell Hole”: Questions arise over Calif. Governor contender Cox’s rental firm
      • GOPer’s retirement opens door for Nunes to capture top House gavel
    • Agriculture
      • “We’ve been here before”: Valley counties pile on Newsom to declare drought emergency
      • Villapudua presses Newsom over drought emergency citing unmet, long-term water needs
      • Costa spearheads $800 million water infrastructure bill to restore key Valley canals
      • Valley Congressmen press resistant Newsom to declare state of emergency over Calif. drought
      • California finds itself rationing water – and reality. It’s time for a change.
    • Sports
      • Play ball! Fresno State to open up baseball, softball games to 20% attendance
      • Bulldogs kick off spring practice with wealth of experience
      • Fresno halts negotiations to sell Selland Arena for soccer stadium
      • Transition complete, Grizzlies celebrate partnership with Colorado Rockies
      • Finally! Sanger native, Raiders legend Tom Flores punches ticket to Pro Football Hall of Fame
    • Education
      • Battle for naming rights of Fresno Unified’s next school emerges
      • Clovis Unified teachers eye historic change: forming a union
      • New report reveals Fresno State’s economic impact
      • Fresno State sets in-person graduation ceremonies at Bulldog Stadium
      • Merced City School District superintendent faces sexual harassment allegations
    • Business
      • Sources: Calif. to include PPP deductibility into must-pass bill before Tax Day
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Crave Cookie, ghost kitchen phenom, to open its first storefront in NW Fresno
      • Sequoia Brewing to Court: We want to purchase of entire Tower Theatre complex
      • Legislature kills bill to ban Calif. fracking, oil production
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    • Commentary
      • Amid a drought, disinformation runs rampant on Calif.’s waterways
      • How recalling Gavin Newsom became my business
      • California’s climate change future is being written – in its waterways
      • Lawmakers should learn from California: protect workers’ flexibility
      • The agenda on a collision course with American farming
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Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations

Yosemite National Park is continuing along the path to fully reopen after being closed since March 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Daniel GligichJune 9, 2020, 6:45 pmJune 9, 2020 Comments Off on Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations 2138
Mariposa

Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted

It turns out, the Mariposa County Board of Supervisors will not be receiving a $30,000 raise after all.

Daniel GligichApril 14, 2020, 1:23 pmApril 14, 2020 Comments Off on Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted 2461
Bakersfield, Business, Fresno, Hanford, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Modesto, Stockton, Visalia

Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses

With some exceptions, the San Joaquin Valley may be ripe to repel a coronavirus-led recession, a new study from Moody’s and the Brookings Institution says.

Alex TavlianMarch 25, 2020, 6:04 pmMarch 26, 2020 Comments Off on Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses 4107
Mariposa, Visalia

National Parks around the Valley close temporarily

Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks announced Wednesday that they will be closed until further notice.

Daniel GligichMarch 25, 2020, 3:39 pmMarch 25, 2020 Comments Off on National Parks around the Valley close temporarily 2433
Mariposa

Pay raises for Mariposa Co. Supervisors halted after signature campaign

Two months after Mariposa County Supervisors voted to give themselves a big pay raise, residents mounted a strong campaign to halt and repeal it.

Alex TavlianMarch 5, 2020, 5:35 pmMarch 5, 2020 Comments Off on Pay raises for Mariposa Co. Supervisors halted after signature campaign 3267
Mariposa

Outrage over Mariposa supervisors’ $30,000 raise drives referendum campaign

One month after Mariposa Supervisors voted to give themselves a $30,000 pay raise, there is an active effort afoot from community members to reverse it.

Daniel GligichFebruary 5, 2020, 9:34 pmMarch 5, 2020 Comments Off on Outrage over Mariposa supervisors’ $30,000 raise drives referendum campaign 2291

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