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A traveling standup comedy show with two unique rules makes a pitstop in Merced, California.
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Farmworkers in particular commonly lack access to unions and bargaining rights that could help prevent wage theft, discrimination and dangerous working conditions.
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The World Ag Expo took place at a convention center off Highway 99 in the City of Tulare. It attracts more than 100,000 attendees each February.
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In the wake of the Los Angeles fires, President Trump blamed California for not sending enough water to help with firefighting efforts. Water experts debunked that claim – saying there was plenty of water already in Southern California to battle the deadly blazes.
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“The country is pretty divided. Things like this bring everybody together. There is no division on it.”
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Valley school districts offering security for immigrant parents, students amid threat of deportationAs threats of mass deportations loom in the Central Valley, school districts in the region are mobilizing to protect their students.
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The three programs dealing with operating deficits have plans to climb out of the red. However, questions remain over when a forensic audit will take place after EOC parted ways with former CEO Emilia Reyes.
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A U.S. Customs and Border Protection operation swept through parts of the San Joaquin Valley last week, sowing chaos in a region where much of the nation’s fresh fruits and vegetables are grown by a workforce that is overwhelmingly Latino and undocumented.
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Border patrol agents make arrests in California’s Central Valley as Trump’s ‘mass deportations’ loomThere are plans by immigration officials to expand the operation across the Central Valley – as far north as Sacramento.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom hammered down on a ceremonial railroad tie during a special visit to Kern County on Monday.
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The famous honky tonk was a homebase for the 'Bakersfield Sound.'
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California lawmakers will consider a bill to require labels on social media platforms warning of their effects on young people’s lives. The legislation is sponsored by state Attorney General Rob Bonta.