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The community of Kerman paid its respects to the seven farmworkers who were killed in a crash through two memorial services.
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Bus drivers for Fresno’s on-demand paratransit service Handy Ride narrowly avoided a strike this week, ultimately scoring wins in terms of both wages and protections against artificial intelligence software on vehicles.
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The city of Madera became the first in the San Joaquin Valley to call for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war. It was a unanimous decision.
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A bizarre video from Fresno, California, captured a weather phenomenon more common than you might think.
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In January, Julian Castro became the new CEO of the Latino Community Foundation — the largest Latino-serving philanthropic organization in the country.
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California's Creek Fire was contained on Dec. 24, 2020, after destroying nearly 400,000 acres and hundreds of homes in the Sierra Nevada.
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See the vibrant culture of the local Hmong community.
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Drawing on his unconventional childhood, Vincent Catalina's film "Wild Boys" showcases the beauty of the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada.
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18-year-old Peter Park was sworn into the Tulare County District Attorney's Office this week as the youngest prosecutor in the department's history. He's also the youngest person to pass the California bar exam at just 17 years old.
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Merced County, California, has the highest rate of homicide in the state. It’s also severely lacking deputies. Sheriff Vernon Warnke says the shortage is so bad, he's disassembling units, like for gang enforcement, just to cover everyday patrol.
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KVPR speaks with independent journalist Susie Cagle about her recent investigation into the construction of two state prisons on the edge of California’s Tulare Lake.
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Bakersfield College runs California’s oldest agricultural education program.