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Rachel Livinal/KVPRAlmost a year after University of California ratified a contract with academic workers, graduate students say they are still involved in negotiations. -
Soreath Hok/KVPRA Fresno city commission was tasked with settling a dispute between a mobile home park's tenants and owners over a proposed rent increase.
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Fresno’s long-awaited Veterans Boulevard officially opened to traffic this week. The project has been in the works for nearly four decades. -
KVPR speaks with independent journalist Susie Cagle about her recent investigation into the construction of two state prisons on the edge of California’s Tulare Lake.
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Following county workshops, residents worry the funding will go toward infrastructure, not homes that were damaged.
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Many artists in Fresno struggle to make a living. Measure P arts funding could help, but some worry the funding won’t make it into the hands of those who need it most.
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Bakersfield College runs California’s oldest agricultural education program.
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Nearly a year ago, Madera Community Hospital shut its doors and filed for bankruptcy.
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A massive VA campus in West Los Angeles is finally housing hundreds of vets, and may finally change the city's worst-in-the-nation status on veterans homelessness.
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The ACLU of Northern California and First Amendment Coalition are suing the City of Fresno for allegedly violating state transparency law in connection with the city’s budget — a question first raised earlier this year in a Fresnoland investigation.
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The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party on Wednesday issued a report about an illegal medical lab that was discovered in Reedley.
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Bitwise Industries seemed to be a blooming hub for innovation in Fresno and the Central Valley. When the company crashed earlier this year, it left a void in the community. Former employees are taking the future of the industry in the Valley into their own hands.
