Central Valley

In downtown Fresno KOFP 103.3 founder and CEO Patrick Okoegwale says he started the radio station to bring more awareness to the African American community. He says as a minority group, African Americans need better representation.

“We don’t...

 Zoe Lee started off shooting hoops. Now he spits rhymes and goes by the name Zee Will. Lee suffered an injury in high school, which discouraged his dream to play basketball.

“It just led to me moving back...

Back in June, Kings County’s Measure K narrowly missed being passed by a mere 70 votes. Because it is a special tax, a two-thirds vote is needed to pass this measure. Measure K is making an...

FRESNO, Calif. — President Castro invited author Doris Kearns Goodwin to Fresno State to educate the campus and the community on politics and the upcoming presidential election.

Goodwin is a presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

She was...

FRESNO, Calif.—There are many responsibilities associated with being a student in college.

Working several jobs to put food on the table for your six siblings and mother, is not in the typical list of student duties.

For fifth...

Have you ever heard the phrase grab life by the horns?

That is literally what Brandon Parker of Fresno does for a living. Parker is a professional bullfighter, and every time he steps in the arena he...

For some “Bulldog born, Bulldog bred” is just a saying. For others it is a lifestyle. That’s the case for one Fresno family that has ties back to Fresno State since the 1950s.

Karlene and Mayo Ryan...

The 2016 Central California Women’s Conference brought over 3,500 women together Tuesday, Sept. 20 at the Fresno Convention and Entertainment Center.

Conference attendees got the chance to check out booths from different organizations and businesses...

It’s definitely that time of year again. Midterms, assignments and group projects are in full swing, and many students are finding this time to be a bit overwhelming. One organization on campus gives students...

The Bulldog softball team is back to work this fall after a season that saw them at their best more often than their worst.

Going 40 and 16 last year, the Dogs claimed the Mountain West championship...