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Students are spearheading efforts to honor thousands of Japanese Americans who were incarcerated at the Tulare County Fairgrounds during WW2 with a planned new memorial
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The non-profit recently launched a new website featuring in-depth, investigative reporting.
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Two Portuguese families in Livingston grew to become some of the largest sweet potato growers in the nation. We meet up with the next generation of farmers building on what their families started.
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By some estimates, Punjabis now make up close to a fifth of the city’s population.
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The Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) is now accepting applications for the sixth annual “The Big Tell” film competition.
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A new pilot program from the city of Fresno equips street vendors with cameras in an effort to protect them against attacks or robberies. This comes a year after street vendor Lorenzo Perez was murdered on the job
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The 2019 quakes left Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake only partially mission capable.
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All three attended top universities and were their high school valedictorians.
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This small group of residents has taken on a leadership role in the rural community of Fairmead, just a few miles outside of Chowchilla’s city limits.
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Maria Martinez dreamt of owning her own restaurant when she was a kid living in Mexico.
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An official with the U.S. Department of Agriculture visited the Central Valley this week to learn more about the issues impacting rural communities. His last stop was in east Fresno County.
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Fresno State is holding a three-part discussion series on the 1619 Project and the legacy of racial inequality in America. Kathleen Schock spoke with two of the people behind those events, Fresno State’s Dean of Library Services Del Hornbuckle, and Professor Emeritus of History Dr. Malik Simba.