Lighter Side

Today is Cinco de Mayo, a day that is widely celebrated in the United States.

The day signifies Mexico’s victory in the Battle of Puebla with France in 1872. It is less of a celebration in Mexico...

Fresno is allowing raves again with some pandemic precautions in place.

There were two raves in April. One was called the DisDance Pod Concert. Those who attended were only allowed to be in their own designated area,...

The journalism world has brought Tasha Turner out of her shy shell. From print to broadcast, Turner has done it all. 

She was a senior in high school when she discovered her passion for journalism. She was learning...

Georgette is a first-generation college student double majoring in MCJ with an emphasis in broadcasting and Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies. Garcia was born in Los Angeles and moved to the Central Valley with her family when...

The COVID-19 pandemic has made many tasks difficult to accomplish this past year. For the Community Media Access Collaborative, television broadcasting was one of them.

Despite some initial fears, CMAC has managed to program its three tv...

Movie theaters are opening back up in the Central Valley now that Fresno is in the orange tier.

Yet the experience is different in a few aspects, starting with when you buy your tickets. Instead of...

It’s official! Fans can line the stands of Bulldog athletic events once again. Fresno State made the announcement in mid-April that fans would be allowed at 20% capacity.

Here’s how to get those sports tickets:

For baseball,...

Gio Alvarado is a graduating senior majoring in Media, Communications and Journalism. He also has a certificate in broadcast meteorology and in Spanish media writing.

His passion for journalism began in high school.

“I remember I was walking...

Earth Day was April 22, and Fresno’s 11th annual celebration was held virtually for the second year due to COVID.

There were community activities to create environmental awareness leading up to the virtual events. For example, Fresno...

Permaculture stands for permanent agriculture. It is the process of building a specialized ecosystem to sustain the grower, plants, animals and all living organisms in the ecosystem. It requires hard labor, patient planning, and a vision...