The whole month of March was dedicated to March Match Up, a fundraiser campaign for the Student Cupboard.

Community partners matched the donations $1 for a $1, at the end of the month the Student...

Every Tuesday, Samantha Fernandez takes her 2-year-old daughter out for a playdate. 

“She loves coming here because she loves to run free and play with other kids. It is their only time to socialize with little...

Armin Kooshkebaghi, also known as El Armin, plays guitar for flamenco dancers at Academia De Arte Flamenco. Kooshkebaghi learned to play the guitar at age nine. Now he fuses his culture and his own words...

For many people,  spring is the time to go for a walk, be outdoors, and enjoy the warm weather with family and friends. However,  for many others, spring brings uncomfortable seasonal allergies.

Isabella Rosales, a Fresno State...

Coronavirus has not only changed lives, closed stores, and closed schools, it has even changed the world of news. The virus has affected thousands of peoples in the U.S.,  making major changes in their daily living,...

This past Friday, Yosemite National Park closed to the public. But there are plenty of other places you can go to get your hikes in.

Many trails in the Sierra National Forest have fewer visitors and...

By: Joanne Voss

The sanctuary of Millbrook Presbyterian Church was ruined after advent candles were not blown out; but now, months later, the members have found a silver lining.

The fire was only about two feet...

FRESNO, Calif. — Ana Sanchez and her friends are students at Fresno Pacific University. Their situation is a bit different than your typical student. They are two of about 30 FPU students who are protected...

FRESNO, Calif. — Let The Voters Decide is a group of professional signature gatherers that are on campus at least once a semester to inform students on different petitions. 

In order to sign, you need to be...

Robin Berger, best known by her students and co-workers as Mrs. Berger, is the teacher in charge of helping, educating, and guiding sixth-grade students with special abilities.