Israel Cardona Hernandez
ReporterIsrael Cardona Hernández was born in Santa Rosa, California, and raised in Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico. Now based in Fresno, he is a junior at Fresno State, majoring in Mass Communications and Journalism with a focus on Broadcasting. He previously completed two years at Fresno City College and is currently gaining hands-on experience as an intern for the Fall 2025 semester. Fully bilingual in Spanish and English, Israel brings a multicultural perspective to his work in media and communication.
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The candidates represent how far Sikhs have come after settling roots largely in places like California for the last century. -
Legislators and health experts are seeking to combat a common birth defect with one simple ingredient added to staple foods. -
A new California law requires that all corn tortillas contain folic acid. We look at how manufacturers are complying and the health benefits for expecting mothers. Plus, the latest news headlines: California could face tough budget cuts ahead; and a proposed bill goes after large housing investors. -
A couple in the Bay Area was unable to realize their dream of starting their own Mexican food business until they arrived in Fresno. -
It’s one of two competing measures that would renew a half-cent sales tax in order to fund transportation projects throughout the county. -
San Joaquin Valley cities and counties are scrambling to revise state-mandated housing plans after California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced earlier this week his plans to sue over a dozen Valley jurisdictions that are out of compliance with state housing law. -
The United Farm Workers sued the Trump administration in November over new wage rules. -
An official statement from the United Farm Workers – the union Chavez built in the early 1960s – pierced through rumors about the late leader. -
Young people in Central California are modernizing an old community-savings system by moving it from cash to mobile apps. -
Although tuberculosis cases in California have risen and fallen in recent years, the overall statewide total has declined. However, two counties in the Central Valley are reporting an increase.
