City of Fresno tweaks city code for illegal camping enforcement
Fresno council members agreed to tweak a local law Thursday, providing clarity as the city cracks down on illegal camping.
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Republicans want to sabotage America’s most important tax credit for workers | Opinion
Single working parents ought to get the same tax credits. Yet, Republicans propose to remove even this modest boost.” ...
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Fast food is a staple of American culture, but some of its workers struggle to survive
The Associated Press  TiAnna Yeldell, a 44-year-old single mom of three, works in the kitchen at Pizza Hut, Thursday, Nov. 14 ...
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What's In a School Name? Central Trustees Opt Not to Seek Communitywide Input This Time
In School Zone, Central trustees name new school; Clovis North seniors nab science awards; Fresno teachers not ready for goals?
A hidden New York gem curates culture that might otherwise be lost
Founded in 1985, City Lore has become an iconic institution in the heart of New York City, dedicated to preserving and ...
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Fresno's homeless relocation and abandonment ordinance gets first reading
According to the National Climate Report in 2020, the contiguous United States’ average annual precipitation measured 30.28 ...
Naming of new Fresno school makes history. The story behind Jaswant Singh Khalra Elementary
Naindeep Singh, president of the Central Unified school board, lives near the site of the new elementary school and said his neighbors told him of Khalra’s importance to the community. The city of ...
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Fresno eyes fining other cities for dropping off homeless
Fresno, home to the most robust homeless services in the San Joaquin Valley, has faced an issue of serving as a dumping ...
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Classmates awarded QuestBridge Scholarships
Jurupa Hills High School seniors and classmates Karla Louisa and Berlyn Sanchez earned the prestigious QuestBridge National ...