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Department of Justice officials say the operation involved hundreds of agents from more than two dozen law enforcement agencies.
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Officials with the Fresno Council of Governments are aiming to keep local residents informed and involved in designing future transportation improvements.
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Officials in California are assuring schools that state law protects students’ rights to participate in sports teams consistent with their gender identity.
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Trump administration signals it will slash funds for long-delayed California high-speed rail projectThe Trump administration is signaling it intends to cut off federal funding for a long-delayed California high-speed rail project plagued by multibillion-dollar cost overruns. The announcement follows the release of a scathing federal report that concluded there is "no viable path" to complete even a partial section of the line.
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The 2025 CIF Track and Field Championships in Clovis, California, drew national attention and reignited the debate over transgender females in women’s sports.
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AB Hernandez from Jurupa Valley High School competed Friday in Clovis in the triple jump, high jump and long jump events – and came first in all three, according to the scores from the qualifying events.
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A nationwide election will take place in Mexico this weekend to decide hundreds of judicial positions – re-shaping the country’s justice system. Mexicans abroad are watching closely with their doubts.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security list of "sanctuary cities" that the Trump administration is threatening to withhold funding from lists Fresno, but not Clovis or Fresno County.
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Elected officials said at a press conference they won’t be satisfied unless the transgender female athlete is barred from the state finals.
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In a social media post Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump threatened to pull federal funding in California if the state did not bar trans students from participating in girls sports.
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Rep. David Valadao was one of the deciding votes in favor of a spending bill passed in the U.S. House that proposes cutting $700 billion from the Medicaid program.
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The offices provide key services to growers in Kern and Madera Counties.