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Newsom, DeSantis set for November debate
The two polarizing governors will duke it out in prime time on Fox News, offering their differing governing styles to the nation.
Fresno State vaults into Top 25 after defeating Kent State
The Bulldogs are the only Group of 5 team to crack the Top 25 rankings.
CUSD board bans outside clubs until evening, public argues about transgender policy
Dozens of people lined up Wednesday evening to address the CUSD Board about a transgender notification policy, which the district does not have.
Janz petitions court to drop county’s lawsuit against Bredefeld, Chavez
If a Fresno County judge sides with the county over campaign finance law, the City of Fresno is concerned that such a ruling would be unconstitutional and that the city would have to change how it interprets its own campaign finance ordinance.
“It’s déjà vu all over again,” Fresno County still trying to sell former UMC hospital
So far Fresno County has not been able to sell the former University Medical Center hospital after deals with the city fell through. The county is hoping to consider offers next month.
Turnover machine defense leads Bulldogs to shutout Arizona State
Fresno State pitched a shutout against Power 5 foe Arizona State, giving the Bulldogs their second win over a big conference team to start the season.
Delta adds nonstop flights from Fresno to Atlanta
Launching a nonstop route from Fresno to the world’s busiest airport gives Central Valley travelers another option to connect to the east coast and global destinations.
Kaiser employees vote to authorize strike as contract expiration nears
Without a new contract in place by the end of the month, Kaiser employees are signaling that they will go on strike in October.
House China Select Committee subpoenas Reedley over secret lab
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy formed the House China Select Committee in January. Now the committee is taking its first legal action, and the focus is on a major story from the Central Valley.
New poll finds majority of Californians oppose cash reparations for Black residents
The California Legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom will have to decide on the issue of cash reparations for Black Californians. The majority of the state, however, does not want to see them move forward with that recommendation from the Reparations Task Force.
