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Nearly three years after the United States pulled out of Afghanistan, more than 150 refugees fleeing Taliban rule have found homes in California’s Mojave Desert.
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The Juneteenth holiday marks the end of slavery in the United States. Though it became a federal holiday just three years ago, it’s long held a special significance for Black Americans. In the historic Black San Joaquin Valley town of Allensworth, residents and visitors gathered earlier this month to celebrate.
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The sudden announcement came amid mounting claims of abuse – 154 in total – which Bishop Joseph Brennan criticized harshly in a statement as “sins committed by individual clergy and a smaller number of the laity in the Diocese.”
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For Basque Americans in the Valley, a mission to pass on tradition, heritage remains strong
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The California Department of Finance announced California’s population increased by just over 67,000 people in 2023.
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As the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas surpasses six months, families in the U.S. with roots in Palestine watch the destruction from afar.
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The deaths of seven farmworkers in a crash last month shook the rural city of Kerman in Fresno County. In the wake of the loss, a small funeral home played a big role in getting the men home.
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A Fresno, California, community group says it wants to protect neighborhood homes, but industrial interests say it could be bad for business.
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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 California Highway Patrol suspects a pickup truck driver slammed into a van carrying farmworkers. The impact left the van crushed, just as the workers were making their morning commutes to a vineyard farm outside Firebaugh.
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Madera County authorities are investigating a collision that killed eight men, most of whom were farmworkers, early Friday morning.