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A Bakersfield College student twice arrested by ICE is suing the agency, alleging that his most recent arrest was in direct response to a critical poem.
Bakersfield-based Aera Energy has been named as one of the best midsize companies to work for on Forbes America’s 2019 Best Midsize Employers List.
California legislators approved a bill Monday that would restore a hallmark of Obamacare: the tax imposed on individuals who do not carry health insurance.
Forty-one contestants from across the Golden State arrived in Fresno on Monday to kick off the 25th straight Miss California competition in the city.
Harris’ endorsement will send a message to potential contenders looking to challenge Costa, chief among them: Fresno City Councilwoman Esmeralda Soria.
Tulare County becomes the first library in the Central Valley to eliminate late fees, joining more than 50 libraries nationwide.
The major project that has brought much consternation to Tulare’s hospital may very well be its pathway to a stable, if not surging, future.
The Fresno Council of Government is looking at the needs, wants, and logistics of providing mobility for 1 million people across 6,000 square miles.
For the tenth year in a row, Fresno State has provided more than 1 million hours of volunteer service to the local community.
Fresno is making great strides forward but much more needs to be done, Mayor Lee Brand said last Wednesday in his State of the City address.
