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Cresencio Rodriguez Delgado/KVPRIt’s no secret that California is hard to afford. When it comes to housing, no city or town is left out of the financial squeeze. But the West Side Church of God is doing something no other church in Fresno County has done before: it’s building affordable housing. -
Israel Cardona Hernandez/KVPRThe family of a young man who attempted suicide while in custody at the Fresno County Jail intends to sue.
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The city's deputy fire chief said Friday that little or no water was flowing through either of the warehouse's systems during the fire. -
Shavana Trejo discovered boxing after struggles early on in life. -
A “founding convention” was held in early May for the launch of an effort called “United San Joaquin.” -
For decades, stories about underground tunnels have floated around Chowchilla, passed down through families, shared between neighbors and debated online. -
A couple in the Bay Area was unable to realize their dream of starting their own Mexican food business until they arrived in Fresno. -
The cultural district designation comes just off the heels of major business growth and beautification efforts in the last few years that local leaders say have made the downtown more appealing to residents and visitors. -
A new form of “green burial” is gaining attention, but its use along the river raises questions about transparency, ethics and public land use in Fresno County. -
An official statement from the United Farm Workers – the union Chavez built in the early 1960s – pierced through rumors about the late leader. -
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. -
Allegations of sexual misconduct against late civil rights leader and founder of the United Farm Workers, Cesar E. Chavez, broke out in the open Wednesday after one of his closest allies in the movement spoke out.
