-
"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." -
Courtesy of Brandon VangThis 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.
-
Food pantries run by the Catholic Diocese of Fresno have faced a surge even after food assistance benefits were restored following the government shutdown. -
Students in Firebaugh are being awarded scholarships thanks to a new initiative. -
After more than 200 years in circulation, the United States will stop producing the penny — a coin long considered a symbol of everyday American commerce. -
If you've ever lived or worked in Fresno, your input could help inform KVPR's reporting. -
KVPR profiles local business owners and three of the key ingredients to celebrating the traditional Mexican holiday that honors the dead. -
Fresno built cricket pitches in two city parks this past summer. -
Steve Alcala started teaching high school music in the 1980s. Today, he supplies much needed sheet music to customers around the world. -
A recent appropriation in the state budget aims to transition 3,000 seasonal employees to work in the winter months and throughout the year. -
A popular Alaskan climber fell to his death from Yosemite National Park’s El Capitan. Balin Miller's mother confirmed that the 23-year-old died in a climbing accident Wednesday. -
The intersection has gotten a dubious title: ‘Friant Roulette.’
