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City and business leaders in the San Joaquin Valley denounced immigration raids that started in early October and called for congressional policy solutions.
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Dolores Huerta fought for causes even in her golden years, when many others would be enjoying retirement. She marched or spoke at protests, panels and other events into her 90s.
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The recent surge in immigration enforcement in the San Joaquin Valley hit hard in some rural farm towns – like Kerman, on Fresno County’s west side.
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As the number of detainees filling the nation's immigration detention centers grows, so does the need to get people back home if they’re lucky enough to be released.
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Days after federal immigration agents launched a mass raid in California, including in the Fresno metropolitan area, leaders are already revealing the effects the operation is having on the community.
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The incident occurred around 3 a.m. while the officer was off duty, during a week in which ICE arrests in the region have surged.
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A county-wide transportation sales tax on the November ballot promises to increase public transit funding.
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The cost of living crisis, paired with regional disruptions over immigration enforcement, also come as voters gear up for a critical midterm election in November and have been showing signs of frustration with economic policies.
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The Fresno Falcons have returned to Fresno after a nearly 18 year hiatus, and the team is hoping their inaugural season marks the start of a new long era.
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Sgt. Adolph Aguirre, whose plane was shot down over Europe in 1943, received a funeral with full military honors in Exeter. It was a bittersweet homecoming that many believed would never happen.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed several bills recognizing tribal communities in September.
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A funding shortfall by a Catholic financial services firm has left 40,000 people nationwide without answers – including nearly 1,800 former Diocese of Fresno employees.