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New technologies were displayed at Fresno State to mark the first year of an initiative between educational institutions and community groups across the San Joaquin Valley.
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Kerry Klein/KVPRA San Joaquin Valley dairy farmer recently earned a prestigious national award that only four other farmers in the state have won in the last 25 years. -
Esther Quintanilla/KVPR“I just don't like their (the GOP’s) future. They're bickering too much. They’re not as strong as they used to be. I don’t know where they’re heading," one voter said.
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Christian De Jesus Betancourt/Central Valley Journalism CollaborativeAfter several meetings and months of waiting, Planada residents received a better look Tuesday evening at what $20 million in flood relief might look like for the community.
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Sam Yniguez/UC MercedStatewide college enrollment by recent high school grads was down 5% in 2020. The San Joaquin valley has one of the lowest rates.
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A new California law will allow low-income teens on Medicaid to get therapy without parental approval. That's already allowed for teens on private insurance. But the change aroused opposition. -
The Federal Railroad Administration said Tuesday it will also give $3 billion for a route planned between Las Vegas and the Los Angeles area.
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The Bakersfield Republican made history in October when a contingent of hard-right conservatives made him the only speaker to be voted out of the job.
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California farms are facing an increase in pests on some of its most vital crops due to climate change – and can expect to face more.
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New EPA rules require oil and gas companies to slash climate-changing methane from their operations.
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The team was created to deal with situations that might be better served by someone trained in behavioral health, rather than just relying on police.
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