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Super Sunday lived up to the billing on Sunday, May 26 at Harrah's Philadelphia with a trio of $136,986 invitationals highlighting the 16-race card, where Venerate and Twin B Joe Fresh toppled track records in the Maxie Lee and Betsy Ross respectively, while Ruthless Hanover repeated in the Joseph Auger.

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OCOTILLO – A personal project of creating an art gallery has blossomed into a project embraced by the community in the middle of the local desert.

A public meeting on Tuesday will determine whether Tuolumne County moves forward with buying two properties in the City of Sonora and a motel in Jamestown to provide housing for

The San Diego College of Continuing Education has been selected for a pilot program on board the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier for welders to help with restoration of the ship and museum.

Bitwise Industries founders Irma Olguin, Jr. and Jake Soberal were charged by federal authorities for their roles in a $100 million fraud scheme.

Opinion by Marek Warszawski: “It will be interesting to see whether the Bitwise founders actually serve time in federal prison.”

“This wasn’t one simple lie. This was a series of lies backed up with false documentation in order to get all this money.”

Irma Olguin, Jr. and Jake Soberal, the founders and leaders of the failed Fresno-based technology company Bitwise, self-surrendered Thursday on a federal complaint charging them with conspiring to commit wire fraud and taking more than

This is a developing story. Stay with KMJ News for continuing coverage and legal analysis. News release issued by the US Dept. of Justice, US Attorney's Office, Eastern Dist. of California: Bitwise Founders Irma Olguin, Jr. and Jake Soberal Charged for $100 Million Fraud Scheme KMJ's Ray A