Cyber attack strikes Visalia Unified, shuts down IT systems
The district announced that a ransomware attack has impacted and shut down many IT systems.
Education, Visalia/Tulare
Fresno
Provoked or hate crime? New details emerge in Fresno Israel-Palestine pepper spray incident.
Fresno Police broke its silence on the Saturday pepper spray incident between a Fresno man and pro-Palestinian protesters.
Clovis, Education
Lacing up for West Point, Buchanan senior Austin Gillen eyes to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps
The Buchanan graduate’s love for the Army and his athletic excellence led to him being a track and field recruit to West Point.
California Redistricting
Dolores Huerta: San Joaquin Valley is Calif.’s version of Jim Crow-era South
Speaking to the Calif. Redistricting Commission, the labor leader issued a meandering monologue of grievances about the San Joaquin Valley and its leaders.
Bakersfield
Fresno Catholic Diocese scores win over ex-priest in defamation row
The Roman Catholic Diocese prevailed in court after a bitter, public battle with a now-former Monsignor.
Education, Merced
This Merced school district is the first to drop some mask requirements
The announcement arrives on the heels of the CDC’s change of tone on mask-wearing for fully-vaccinated Americans.
Education, Fresno
Wonderful Company co-owner Lynda Resnick launches $1 million fund for Fresno State grads
Resnick left Fresno State graduates not only with words of encouragement but a charge to serve the community, starting with the $1 million Wonderful Butterfly Project
Business, Fresno
Fresno City Council OKs eviction lawyers for tenants – with no cash to pay them
A San Francisco program that guarantees lawyers for tenants registered an average success rate of 52% of residents staying in their homes, leading to some heartburn among Fresno lawmakers.
Business, Fresno
Costco’s Fresno relocation ruffles feathers about future of Herndon
The plans for developing a vacant parcel along Herndon Avenue into a trademark warehouse come with a big ask: drastically overhauling Fresno’s lone expressway.
Clovis, Education
For Buchanan grads, joining the ranks is a sacrifice for “something we all really believe in.”
Buchanan High School has been dubbed Clovis’ “High School of Heroes.” Wednesday, it celebrated 13 of its graduates joining the ranks of the U.S. Armed Forces.
