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The office sector in major cities has driven the negative portrayal of commercial real estate. As the lockdown forced many companies to work from home, many never returned to their buildings, leaving a ghost town

Short-term classes are getting ready to start at Clovis Community College.

CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A new service is being offered to students at Clovis Community College to give them the clothes they need to succeed. The Crush Clothing Closet is free to Clovis Community College students so they can access professional attire for job interviews and work. “It’s going to be a big benefit to […]

High interest rates have made it more challenging to buy or sell a home, but the love of music has helped a Fresno realtor stand out.

With the cut of a ribbon, the brand new Crush Clothing Closet at Clovis Community College's Herndon Campus is officially open.

California community college instructors are obligated to 'employ teaching, learning, and professional practices that reflect DEIA and anti-racist principles.'

CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The debate over LGBTQ+ books placed in the children’s section of the Clovis Public Library back in June has returned to city council conversations, as concerns raised about the books could be heading to the Fresno County Board of Supervisors. The Clovis City Council is set to vote on sending the […]

A group of six community college professors in California are suing the state over its requirements to include diversity, equity, and inclusion elements in their courses.

A group of six community college professors in California are suing the state over its requirements to include diversity, equity, and inclusion elements in their courses.

Bill Blanken of Reedley College said he struggled to cram DEI ideas into his chemistry classes. Whats the anti-racist perspective on the atomic mass of boron? he said.