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One Valley school district decided to avoid the Monday-after-Super Bowl doldrums altogether: they’re giving teachers and students Monday off from school.
Just before absentee ballots are sent to voters, Micari rolled out the endorsements and boasted a fundraising edge over Supervisor Kuyler Crocker.
In a charged battle for a north Valley Congressional seat, it appears that organized labor is looking for a change.
Steyer’s Beneficial State Bank built a reputation of high interest auto loans and aggressively sued low-income borrowers for failing to make payments.
Gavin’s Law – or Assembly Bill 582 – is headed to the floor of the California State Assembly after another key victory on Thursday.
In an email to students, President Joseph I. Castro announced the university would not host its main commencement, citing a decline in participation.
The half-century-long push to open a public medical school in the San Joaquin Valley gained additional steam Wednesday.
The impeachment battle on Capitol Hill has put Rep. Devin Nunes back under the intense Washington media glare, but also in the fundraising driver’s seat.
Despite a consistent “California vs. Trump” narrative, one Valley Congressman thinks that the state could use a little help from 1600 Penn.
With only 43 days until the California Primary, the element that frustrates voters the most – a non-stop barrage of television ads – is about to begin.
