Central Valley
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Fresno’s potential new law may threaten the Hmong Community
Oct 15, 2025By Ronan Vanthy
A proposed California bill that aims to restrict backyard livestock has left the Fresno Hmong community concerned, where raising roosters is deeply tied to their everyday lives in their religious practices....
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A Park For Everyone
Oct 10, 2025By Marvin Rodriguez
FRESNO, CA — A 49-acre project has officially started construction. It will turn an undeveloped area in Southeast Fresno into one of the biggest public green spaces.
Located on South Peach, the...
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Fresno’s Only Khmer Restaurant Keeps Culture Visible:
Oct 6, 2025By Ronan Vanthy
Southeast Asian culture is everywhere. Thai and Lao restaurants populate avenues throughout the city. But for Cambodians, who make up a significant part of that Diaspora, their visibility is harder to...
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Garnet Fire Forces Evacuations and Strains Local Fire Crews
Sep 25, 2025FRESNO – Now that the Garnet Fire in the Sierra National Forest is finally contained, crews are mopping up the remaining hot spots. A lightning strike started the fire and quickly grew...
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Fresno Christian High School looking for a three-peat
May 13, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – Winning three championships in a row is a hard feat — the Kansas City chiefs failed in their third consecutive Super Bowl, the Golden State Warriors couldn’t do it in 2019 and...
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Life after the final buzzer
May 8, 2025FRESNO, Calif – The NFL draft is officially behind us, in which over 250 student athletes heard their name called to showcase their talents at the next level.
But what happens to the other...
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Does social media fuel comparison and anxiety?
Apr 30, 2025
How Californians deal with Alopecia
Apr 23, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – An estimated two percent of Californians suffer from hair loss, known medically as alopecia.
Alopecia is a dermatological disorder that can result in hair thinning, bald spots, and complete...
Why Not Wednesday brings new twist to Fresno
Apr 9, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – Something new is trying to replace Downtown Fresno’s Art Hop.
After Fresno City Council member Miguel Arias announced a ban on outdoor vendors at Art Hop, he followed up with...
Students are feeling the pressure of rising costs
Apr 9, 2025FRESNO, Calif – All around the country, prices are rising and more people say they’re working two or more jobs to survive.
Fresno State students say they’re juggling an expensive economy, school, studying, working, care...