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With a peace plan moving forward, students are watching closely.
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All of the San Joaquin Valley’s public universities from Stockton to Bakersfield stand to lose grant funding.
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The former Democratic president is appearing in a 30-second ad urging California voters to approve a ballot proposal that could add as many as five Democrat-held House seats in California.
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Gov. Newsom signed 794 bills into law and vetoed 123 — citing “significant fiscal implications that are not included in the budget” for part of his reasons behind several of his vetoes.
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A former Fresno narcotics detective has been arrested after allegedly stealing from the department’s evidence room.
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Fresno Unified is using innovative tools to help homeless families. State data shows that Fresno County now has the state's lowest rate of homeless students.
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An El Segundo refinery fire has renewed questions about who is investigating the state’s oil industry after serious accidents. With the U.S. Chemical Safety Board defunded, California has yet to fill the gap.
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Appellate court justices heard arguments Tuesday in the highly watched dispute over whether the state exceeded its authority when it placed the Tulare Lake subbasin on probation last year for failing to come up with an adequate plan to protect the region’s groundwater.
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Steve Alcala started teaching high school music in the 1980s. Today, he supplies much needed sheet music to customers around the world.
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Premium increases could make coverage under the Affordable Care Act unaffordable for many households after Jan. 1 and add to the number of uninsured in the San Joaquin Valley.
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The ongoing case against a Tulare County groundwater agency for allegedly not paying its fair share to fix the sinking Friant-Kern Canal will continue, according to a recent ruling.
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The fight for control of the U.S. House is underway in California. Voters are considering whether to drastically reshape congressional districts to add as many as five Democratic seats in advance of the 2026 midterm elections.