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Fresno Soccer Club’s Fire Burns Out
by Raul Ramirez - Apr 9, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – Fresno is, once again, kicking off a new soccer season without a professional club.
Last season, the Fuego Football Club, the Central Valley’s only professional soccer team, finished last in the...
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Through the Lens of the Fresno State Football Video Crew
by Victoria Picazo - Mar 31, 2025Behind every practice and game of the Fresno State Football team, there’s a dedicated group of individuals who film every play to provide the tools for players and coaches in their pursuit...
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National cuts may affect local food banks
by Valentina Saldaña - Mar 26, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – The Trump administration cut $1 billion from the U.S Department of Agriculture. Now local food banks are bracing for the impact.
According to Fox 26, 13 trucks destined for...
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Bad Girls Market – Baddies building communities
by Lizbeth Andres-Aguilar - Mar 21, 2025It’s a surprising sight to see Manchester Mall full of activity. All thanks to a growing market.
Bad Girls Market started in 2023. It is a woman-centered market that aims to bring baddies together and...
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Victoria Dabney is breaking the negative narratives surrounding Native Americans
by Makenna Deeth - Mar 21, 2025FRESNO, Calif – According to the U.S. Census, only about 16.8% of Native Americans aged 25 or older have earned a bachelor’s degree or higher, which is significantly lower than the national...
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The fastest growing job in America? Barbering is on the rise
by Abraham Cruz - Mar 19, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – Finding a stable, well-paying job is tougher than ever, but one profession is seeing a major surge in demand. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, barbering is...
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The Bulldogs are all in on this year’s strength and conditioning program
by Rolan Fullwood - Mar 19, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – As Fresno State continues in the off season, some are betting on new head coach Matt Entz’s winning record to help the Bulldogs this fall.
Entz has is 60-11...
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Exploring the importance of local business in the valley
by Nathan Ortiz - Mar 19, 2025SANGER, Calif. – Recent studies suggest around 35% of all businesses in the Central Valley are locally owned and operated.
Local businesses make up the majority of businesses in the dozens of...
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Harvesting Hope: A student movement to fight hunger in Tulare County
by Victoria Picazo - Mar 19, 2025TULARE, Calif – Students are making a difference one harvest at a time and are learning how to be part of the solution to fight hunger with the non-profit program Harvesting Hope.
Bulldog Bowl mechanics keep the good times rolling
by Jarrett Smith - Mar 19, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – For Fresno State students, Bulldog Bowl is a fun place to unwind from classes and homework. For mechanics, it is a constant effort to keep machines running smoothly.
Bulldog...
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