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As the cost of housing in the Bay Area and coastal Southern California drives families inland in search of relief, some school districts in the vast San Joaquin Valley contend with rapid enrollment growth.
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Fresno County is using mail-in ballots and new technology at polling places to make it easier for voters to cast their ballots.
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Garry Bredefeld called Nelson Esparza's lawsuit Monday, "bogus." The lawsuit claimed Bredefeld made statements that were "knowingly false."
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FresnoStateNews.comVang is the first Hmong American to be recognized in the 106-year history of the Pulitzer’s arts and letters prizes.
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Kern County Board of Supervisors Youtube page/The Latinx families lost young mothers due to complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
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Rahul Lal/CalMattersA Central Valley district attorney is defying the attorney general with his plan to pursue a new murder charge against a woman who used methamphetamine and delivered a stillbirth.
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The Other California is a new podcast from KVPR that takes a deeper look at the San Joaquin Valley's small towns. This week’s episode features the oil town of Taft in Kern County.
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