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Press attacks on Valley PBS, Aiello underscore need for Ag media
Press attacks by GV Wire's Nancy Price against Valley PBS and its CEO Jeff Aiello are misplaced, writes Wayne Western, Jr.
Measure E empowers the rich, eats Fresno County’s poor.
The Fresno State tax measure "is a tax on working poor to empower and enrich an elite few," writes former Fresno Unified School Board President Brooke Ashjian.
Radanovich’s experience, proven ability are why he’s best choice for Assembly
Former Rep. George Radanovich built a reputation of getting things done in Washington. Voters should give him the same chance to do so in Sacramento, write former Asm. Frank Bigelow and Fresno County Supervisor Debbie Poochigian.
Valley voters have a choice for Assembly. It’s time for Tangipa.
"In this era of transformation, the contrast between David Tangipa and George Radanovich is clear," write two Fresno businessmen for Sun View.
Preserving the Affordable Connectivity Program: A Lifeline for Central Valley Businesses
The $14 billion Affordable Connectivity Program provides discounts on broadband internet for millions of Americans. Farmworker rights activist Jesse Rojas has seen its impact first-hand.
Fresno St. missed ‘giant leap’ to Big 12. It still could stand on stronger footing without it.
It’s easy to feel like Fresno State lost in the latest round of conference realignment around college athletics. …
Calif. has averted blackout disaster. Why we owe it to hydroelectric infrastructure.
The storms battering California in the winter have delivered badly needed relief during the summer heatwave, prompting the need for increased investment in hydroelectric, writes William Bourdeau.
Cutting edge Calif. is behind the times in recycling. It’s time to embrace a new approach.
States like Texas are outpacing California in new technologies for recycling. BizFed Central Valley CEO Clint Olivier argues it’s time for a change in the Golden State.
State of Calif. Farming? Plenty of challenges – and opportunities.
"Agriculture is not just a sector in California; it's a way of life that defines the state's identity," writes Harris Farms executive vice president William Bourdeau.
Sacramento wants to upend Calif.’s water market. It could kill farms, housing.
A new bill would paint California's buying and selling of water supplies with too broad of a brush and kill off farms and housing developments.
