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After more than 200 years in circulation, the United States will stop producing the penny — a coin long considered a symbol of everyday American commerce.
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A recent appropriation in the state budget aims to transition 3,000 seasonal employees to work in the winter months and throughout the year.
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A popular Alaskan climber fell to his death from Yosemite National Park’s El Capitan. Balin Miller's mother confirmed that the 23-year-old died in a climbing accident Wednesday.
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The intersection has gotten a dubious title: ‘Friant Roulette.’
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Two new library branches are in the works at the same time in the county.
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The Fresno City Council agreed to provide a $6 million contribution and three city-owned properties to the Cesar Chavez Foundation for the development of affordable housing.
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Castro battled "a courageous journey with cancer," the family said in a statement shortly after his death on Sunday.
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As some feel the pinch of the economy, others are turning to monetizing their skills to get by in this economy by serving up delicious home-made meals.
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Bishop Joseph Brennan and two other representatives of the Catholic Diocese of Fresno recently spent hours this week answering questions from federal lawyers and attorneys representing those who claimed they were sexually abused by clergy.
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Owners of the Buck Owens Crystal Palace say the music venue will be shutting down in the coming months.
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Family members and residents say alleged abuse by the girl's father was reported to the county’s Child Protective Services agency previously.