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Jordan Mattox, a long-time teacher who is now a librarian with the Madera Unified School District, uses his podcast to highlight those helping their community, including business owners and people passionate about their work or

Public Integrity is setting out to strengthen local investigative reporting across the country, through partnerships with local newsrooms.

This story was originally published by Fresnoland, a nonprofit news organization.  San Joaquin Valley residents get a break this week from triple-digit heat – technically. Temperatures in Fresno could fall as low as 98 or

This story was originally published by Fresnoland, a nonprofit news organization. One of Fresno’s most prolific developers, Ed Kashian, is asking the city council to bail him out of a water dispute by spending $2.7

At six feet, four inches, Kris Kuyper is the tallest weathercaster in Fresno. "I feel the rain first," he joked. Kuyper made his debut Monday night as the new meteorologist for KMPH Fox 26. The Santa Barbara native and UC Davis graduate is nearing 30 years on the air. His career has taken him to Grand

Dozens of local media and community leadership organizations are the recipients of a combined $10 million donated by the James B. McClatchy Foundation as part of its first “Sunrise Grants” portfolio. The grants are part

The builder is relying on demand for lower-cost, transit-oriented housing units for residents who don’t own private cars, opting to provide only seven parking spaces for a 37-unit building.

“I feel like we’ve been broadsided tonight. . . I don’t think I can vote on something I haven’t seen in good conscience.”

The non-profit recently launched a new website featuring in-depth, investigative reporting.

The document outlines 47 policies aimed at maintaining affordability and encouraging more housing production in the increasingly expensive Central Valley city.