Interviews

Drawing on his unconventional childhood, Vincent Catalina's film "Wild Boys" showcases the beauty of the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada.

“Water Politics,” a new book by Fresno State political science professor Tom Holyoke, explores the competing pressures that have resulted in a complicated, convoluted water policy that is constantly being disputed.

The university was chosen as the Pacific coast host of the Dairy Business Innovation Initiative, which provides grant funding to small dairy processors and aims to improve training and consulting opportunities to the industry.

KVPR's Kerry Klein talks with reporters from Fresnoland and SJV Water about new reporting on water problems in the Fresno County luxury community of Mira Bella.

Our investigation last year found the death rate at the hospital was even higher than at state prisons with some of the largest COVID-19 outbreaks in the country.

The roughly 100-piece orchestra is composed of top local students combined with students and faculty from around the world for a two-week intensive program that culminates with two public performances.

The 2019 quakes left Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake only partially mission capable.

Organizer and geology professor Anthony Rathburn says Bakersfield is the ideal location to both host the symposium and develop new carbon sequestration projects due to ample mapping of subsurface rock formations and technical expertise within the region’s oil industry.

Marina Holladay is collecting donations at local galleries and organizing a silent auction in support of Doctors Without Borders in Ukraine.

Growers are concerned that the order could slow or restrict access to groundwater.