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The councilmember says he was a teen at the time, adding that he now regrets his actions and wants to take accountability.

On this week’s Valley Edition: What is the best strategy to protest police brutality following the death of George Floyd? We ask local organizers from…

On this week's Valley Edition, we go up in the air for an aerial view of Kern County’s Cymric Oil Field. And on the ground in Tulare County, will a…

In celebration of the end of Bullying Prevention Week, one Fresno elementary school hosted law enforcement and military members during recess. There were…

This story received a 2020 Golden Mike Award from the Radio Television News Association of Southern California. Read about other winners here.It’s…

A new police transparency law, SB1421, requires police departments to make public internal investigation records regarding officer misconduct and use of…

On this week’s Valley Edition: More than half of California’s olive groves are right here in the San Joaquin Valley. But Tulare County growers say that…

Over the last few weeks, Valley Public Radio has aired a series of reports looking at how life in violent communities can affect the health of area…

The Fresno Police Department is moving forward with a plan to purchase 300 new body cameras for officers. The city council approved the $2.5 million…

After years of community complaints about the Fresno Police Department, the numbers of complaints and officer-involved shootings are trending down. It has…