STEM, short for science, technology, engineering, and math, are fields where women are still a minority.

Dr. Sarah-Marie Belcastro of Smith College hosted a virtual lecture as part of Fresno State’s Women’s HERstory month. Her lecture...

Thieves are getting bold stealing bikes in broad daylight.

Fresno State Student Athena Clayson says this is not a new problem.

“My entire class got their bikes stolen when we were freshmen, and that was over by...

Continuing with Women’s History Month, we give thanks to the woman who is behind the scenes making the magic happen, Professor Carey Higgins-Dobney. Higgins-Dobney started her career in the industry 20 years ago, working in production....

The weather may have been warm this past weekend, but it didn’t stop people from showing up to a revived event.

FresYes Fest was in full swing and drew large crowds. The event was...

Earlier this month, “The Batman” debuted in theatres and earned the...

Skyrocketing oil prices are causing an increase in gas prices. Before the war in Ukraine, regular unleaded gas was around $3 a gallon in Fresno. Now it is close to $6.

Consumers are feeling the difference...

Kim Stephens and Faith Sidlow have been a part of Fresno State’s Media, Communications and Journalism department for years, passing down their knowledge of the industry to their students. However, before becoming professors these women had...

Beautify Fresno is a bimonthly volunteer event that is put on by Mayor Jerry Dyer and Beautify Fresno to clean up the streets in the city of Fresno. People of all ages from little kids to...

Things are getting back to normal at the Crazy Squirrel Game store. In January, store owner Jennifer Ward got in the path of a shoplifter who was trying to steal a bag full of games. She...

Home prices are on the rise as low interest rates cause competition, which may result in a bidding war for your dream home.

Gabriela Murillo is searching for a new home in the city of...