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Damian Dovarganes/APFederal agents have rounded up dozens of California farmworkers in large-scale raids at packinghouses and fields that farm bureaus say threaten businesses that supply much of the country’s food. Community advocates said several dozen immigrants were arrested after agents raided packing sheds and fields. Many of the arrests took place on farms northwest of Los Angeles. -
Mark Schiefelbein/APPresident Donald Trump's administration has released to deportation officials the personal data for millions of Medicaid enrollees, including their immigration status. That's according to an internal memo and emails obtained by The Associated Press.
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New subsidence guidelines from the Department of Water Resources are expected to drop on San Joaquin Valley water managers any day, a prospect that has them both hopeful and worried. -
As another school year comes to an end, so does an innovative program for the central San Joaquin Valley’s young learners. -
The Kern County Water Agency filed a motion seeking to remove Kern County Superior Court Judge Gregory Pulskamp from the long-running Kern River lawsuit saying it believes he is prejudiced against the agency. -
Officials in California are assuring schools that state law protects students’ rights to participate in sports teams consistent with their gender identity. -
Byron Rangel’s defense attorney said the teenager poses a low risk to the public. -
About once a month, the inside of the Merced Senior Center transforms into a dark, thumping night club – complete with a DJ, flashing lights and a snack bar that serves mocktails and nonalcoholic beer. The pop-up event, known as Club 67, isn’t a typical nightclub. -
Trump administration signals it will slash funds for long-delayed California high-speed rail projectThe Trump administration is signaling it intends to cut off federal funding for a long-delayed California high-speed rail project plagued by multibillion-dollar cost overruns. The announcement follows the release of a scathing federal report that concluded there is "no viable path" to complete even a partial section of the line. -
A 4-year-old Mexican girl living in Bakersfield with her family and who receives lifesaving medical care from a Southern California hospital was granted permission to remain in the country weeks after federal authorities said she could be deported, her family's attorneys said Tuesday. -
After the largest insurer of nonprofit foster care agencies across California announced it was pulling out of the market and would not renew policies last year, organizations had a choice to make — find new insurance at a much higher rate, or stop placing youth with foster families. -
A Republican-appointed judge handed the Democrat-controlled Justice Department a victory in the longstanding political fight over law enforcement elections in Fresno County.
