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In a wide-ranging ruling that could have larger implications for public interest lawsuits throughout California, the 5th District Court of Appeal reversed a preliminary injunction that had required water in the Kern River through the heart of Bakersfield.
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Google MapsMadera police believe the suspect in the shooting drove miles from his home in Tulare County before carrying out the attack at a Walgreens. -
Hush Naidoo/Jade Photography/UnsplashAt least seven Fresno-area healthcare workers lost their jobs recently, with more challenges expected to emerge in the coming days. -
Rachel Livinal/KVPRAmid widespread fears Merced County officials were looking to privatize public libraries, one county official has confirmed the topic was discussed with a company. -
Photo by Eric Brehm via UnsplashCalifornia’s nation-leading agriculture industry pumps more than 180 million pounds of pesticides into fields each year. Now, a notification system will alert residents when some of those pesticides are applied near homes and schools.
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Schools in west Fresno are taking another step to ensure the safety of their students amid increased speculation of immigration enforcement activity in the Central Valley. -
EMILYs LIST released a list of target seats on Wednesday as it begins to lay the groundwork for the 2026 midterm elections. -
Joaquin Arambula, one of Fresno's state assemblymen, is trying to stop a blast mine on the San Joaquin River. Federal officials say there is a "notable risk" that the mine will spill chemicals such as lead, arsenic, and other toxic chemicals into the river. -
Cal State East Bay is a key source of credentialed arts teachers as districts embark on a hiring binge to fulfill the promise of landmark Proposition 28. -
The United States Department of Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, is suing a San Joaquin Valley farming company one year after a deadly crash involving farmworkers.
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Spanish Lieutenant Gabriel Moraga named the Kings River in January 1805. But he wasn't the only one to give the mighty river a name.
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