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An official statement from the United Farm Workers – the union Chavez built in the early 1960s – pierced through rumors about the late leader.
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An analysis by The California Newsroom — a collaborative of public media outlets, including NPR — found over 65 locations in the Golden State bearing the name of the late labor leader.
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Fresno has a lot of things going for it - but residents also share the economic reality of living here.
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St. Paul Catholic Newman Center parishioners gathered to pray at the Holy Hour for Peace.
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From the Bulldog logo to paintings and books, meet the artist behind one of the Central Valley’s most recognizable symbols.
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The old library burned down in 2020 in an arson case that gripped the community.
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Lion Farms LLC has been ordered to pay over $100,000 following a fatal accident involving farmworkers in 2024.
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“It feels like a lot of pressure, but I think I'm looking forward to it.”
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A Catholic leader from the Central Valley speaks about his position on the treatment of immigrants.
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"I think in our words, it's a bunch of sheet metal. But together, with the history that it brought to us, I think that this couldn't have come at a more exciting time."
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This is the final installment in a three-part series “50 Years in the Valley: The Hmong Journey from War to Home.” Part Three looks toward the future, following the people who are guiding the next chapter of Hmong life in the Valley.
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This is the second installment in a three-part series called “50 Years in the Valley: The Hmong Journey from War to Home,” focusing on the first generation of Hmong Americans born and raised in the United States. It follows their struggles with poverty, gangs, and cultural pressure as they came of age between two worlds.