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California Republicans call on Governor Newsom to delay his EV truck mandate, citing concerns over the safety and inability to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires.
California Republicans are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to rescind his order to require all trucks to be zero-emission vehicles by 2045.
Following violent clashes at UC campuses, President Drake emphasizes support for free speech while prohibiting activities that infringe on the safety and rights of community members.
Following violent clashes on campuses earlier this year, the University of California plans to enforce all rules to prohibit encampments.
House Republicans release a 292-page report accusing President Biden of 'impeachable conduct' and defrauding the U.S. to benefit his family.
House Republicans released a 292-page report on Monday claiming that President Biden engaged in "impeachable conduct" and defrauded the United States to enrich his family.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces Israel's agreement to a proposal for a cease-fire in Gaza, while urging Hamas to do the same.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that Israel has agreed to a proposal to resolve a cease-fire and hostage release impasse in Gaza and urged Hamas to do the same.
Processor giant AMD has acquired ZT Systems, an expert in designing and deploying data center and storage infrastructure systems. The $4.9 billion acquisition will help enhance AMD's AI capabilities and improve its position in the market.
AMD is acquiring server maker ZT Systems in a cash-and-stock deal worth $4.9 billion to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities.
Federal judge grants FuboTV's motion for a preliminary injunction against ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery's joint sports streaming venture, citing potential antitrust violations.
A federal judge granted FuboTV's motion for a preliminary injunction against Venu Sports, a planned joint sports streaming venture by ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery.
Fresno State caps its 17-month search for a new library dean by appointing Janet Crum to the role.
The Fresno State Library has a new dean taking over this month.
UC President Michael Drake directs chancellors to enforce rules against encampments and protests on campuses to ensure personal safety and protect civil rights.
Following violent clashes on campuses earlier this year, the University of California plans to enforce all rules to prohibit encampments.
Westlands Water District has been awarded a $1.8 million federal grant from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to support projects aimed at increasing water management efficiency and conservation.
Westlands Water District has been awarded a $1.8 million federal grant to support projects designed to increase water management efficiency and conservation.
Recent tax returns reveal Valley Children's Hospital distributed over $58 million in life insurance policies to executives, sparking discussions on executive compensation and hospital financial practices.
Valley Children’s has filed its tax returns for fiscal year 2022, showing a significant gain in net assets for the hospital as CEO Todd Suntrapak once again received a bonus of over $1 million.
The Supreme Court's decision to place new regulations about gender identity in education on hold has ignited debates about transgender rights and Title IX enforcement.
The Supreme Court has placed new regulations about s*x discrimination in education on hold in approximately half of the country, despite a request from the Biden administration to uphold the rules.
Despite earlier speculation, Colin Kaepernick will not be joining the Los Angeles Chargers as a coach this year, according to Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh.
Colin Kaepernick will not be joining the Los Angeles Chargers this year.
Madera Community Hospital names new CEO ahead of reopening
Madera Community Hospital has a new CEO in charge as it gets closer to reopening under new management.
Mountain West and other Group of Five commissioners are considering a revolutionary concept – a separate playoff structure to complement the newly expanded 12-team playoff.
Could college football see an NIT-like tournament created to give more opportunities for postseason relevance to some of the smaller programs across the nation?
Rep. Jim Costa makes a bold move by endorsing Nelson Esparza for State Senate two years ahead of the election. Esparza aims to succeed Sen. Anna Caballero in 2026, already gaining the support of the Central Valley's top Democrats.
Two years ahead of the election, Fresno City Councilmember Nelson Esparza has already received the backing of one of the Central Valley’s top Democrats in his bid for the State Senate.
Jia Bei Zhu, the operator of the secret lab, now faces conspiracy and wire fraud charges on top of previous counts.
Jia Bei Zhu, the operator of the secret Reedley biolab, faces two more charges from federal prosecutors.
Tragic news as five individuals, including doctors, face charges in connection to actor Matthew Perry's death.
Five people, including two medical doctors, have been charged in the death of actor Matthew Perry.
Apple's upcoming feature allows California residents to add their licenses to Apple Wallet. With limited enrollment and increased convenience at airports, this mobile driver's license pilot program is set to launch this fall.
The partnership with Apple to put drivers licenses on your phone is raising some questions – and eyebrows.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Senator JD Vance have confirmed a debate on CBS for October 1, potentially setting up a vice-presidential debate.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Senator JD Vance have agreed to debate each other on October 1, setting up a potential matchup of vice presidential candidates while early voting in some states is…
Valley Children's Hospital's 2022 tax returns reveal an increase in their net assets, amounting to $1.77 billion. However, questions arise over the $58 million in life insurance policies distributed only to select executives.
Valley Children’s has filed its tax returns for fiscal year 2022, showing a significant gain in net assets for the hospital as CEO Todd Suntrapak once again received a bonus of over $1 million.
Latest update on the Park Fire: California's largest wildfire this year is now 40% contained after scorching over 670 square miles.
California's largest wildfire this year, the Park Fire, has reached 40% containment after burning more than 670 square miles.
Fresno City Council has greenlit the anti-camping ordinance, set to come into effect on Sep. 15.
Fresno’s anti-camping ordinance will officially take effect on Sep. 15.
Fresno City Council explores the idea of repurposing a former rural boot camp in Caruthers into a homeless shelter. Fresno County opposes the proposal, citing concerns about the site's suitability and location outside the city.
Fresno County says a proposal from the City of Fresno to purchase a law enforcement training facility in Caruthers to turn it into a homeless shelter is off the table.
Reedley biolab operator, Jia Bei Zhu, now faces additional charges of conspiracy and wire fraud from a federal grand jury.
Jia Bei Zhu, the operator of the secret Reedley biolab, faces two more charges from federal prosecutors.
Rep. Jim Costa throws his support behind Nelson Esparza in his bid for State Senate, two years ahead of the election. Esparza aims to succeed termed-out Sen. Anna Caballero, and Costa believes he will represent the Central Valley well.
Two years ahead of the election, Fresno City Councilmember Nelson Esparza has already received the backing of one of the Central Valley’s top Democrats in his bid for the State Senate.
Aaron Judge makes history as the fastest player to hit 300 home runs in MLB history, doing so in just 955 games and 3,431 at-bats.
Former Diamond ‘Dog and current New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge has become the fastest player in Major League Baseball history to hit 300 home runs.
Fresno City Council is taking action to address shelter overcrowding by cracking down on illegal animal breeding.
The Fresno City Council is looking to crack down on the illegal breeding of dogs and cats as its animal shelter remains overcrowded.
Federal judge issues preliminary injunction against UCLA, preventing protesters from blocking Jewish students. The ruling ensures equal access for all students on campus, regardless of their beliefs or affiliations.
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against UCLA, prohibiting the university from allowing protesters to bar Jewish students from accessing classes and campus facilities.
Ending an 8-month partnership, Kaweah Health and Stanford Medicine cite recruitment and retention challenges as reasons for terminating their agreement on cardiothoracic services.
The eight month partnership with Stanford is officially ending for the Visalia-based hospital.
Fresno nonprofits Cultiva La Salud and Fresno Building Healthy Communities file a lawsuit accusing Community Health System of misusing $1 billion in tax funds.
A lawsuit claiming Community Health has misused $1 billion in tax funding reportedly misstates the funding rules for Medi-Cal reimbursements.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis target’s California’s lawlessness during the Red State-Blue State Debate with California Gov. Gavin Newsom
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Thanks to an intense parade of storms this year, Tulare Lake – or a form of it – is back, spreading tons of water across southern Kings County. New satellite footage from NASA Earth provides a clearer view:
Gov. Gavin Newsom is writing off a challenge to Joe Biden, citing that chatter over a potential candidacy "pisses people off" in California who hired him to lead the state.
After forcing legislative Democrats to hear bills on the fentanyl crisis, Assemblyman Jim Patterson attacked the Assembly Public Safety Committee for killing a variety of bipartisan bills. FULL STORY --> https://sjvsun.com/california/assembly-panel-running-political-interference-for-the-cartels-kill-fentanyl-bills/
VAX FOR THE WIN? Comments from Gov. Gavin Newsom are raising eyebrows amid an impending recall. Here's a look at the reaction: https://sjvsun.com/news/politics/carecall/newsom-celebrates-116-5mil-in-vaccine-giveaways-in-oprah-like-fashion/
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