Central Valley

As more second-generation children grow up speaking mainly English, Fresno State encourages and celebrates cultural diversity. But for many, learning their family’s language isn’t just about vocabulary, but it’s about identity in general, with...

The holiday season can be a tough time of year. Thanksgiving and Christmas are in back-to-back months. Money is tight, and meals are hard to come by. The Poverello House helps with meals through...

With polls minutes away from closing, Fresno County election workers counted ballots late into the evening as a steady stream of last-minute voters arrived at the downtown elections office.

Fall is in full swing in the Central Valley, and at Wild Patch Pumpkins on Villa and Bullard in Clovis, the focus is on more than pumpkins. For co-owners Chase Collins and...

As voters in California head to the election booths, vote centers open up all over Fresno county to assist the public in deciding the special statewide election, proposition 50.

CLOVIS – The Friday night Clovis Farmers Market is a valley favorite. The only downside is that it runs just from May through September.

Not a lot of people know about...

By 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....

By 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...

By 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...

FRESNO – 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...