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Merced County Superintendent of Schools candidate’s district under financial review before election https://t.co/krYZ7HLQog

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Young Authors’ Faire celebrates creativity, identity in budding Fresno County students https://t.co/wHu4InDCBT

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Fresno State music group to perform in South Korea this summer https://t.co/RhW8wg7hMO

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New institute brings advanced neuroscience treatment, research to Fresno, Valley https://t.co/bRRnXWVDU3

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Downtown Merced gets five new murals. Artists say they bring city pride, more ‘life’ https://t.co/j3omx5t9k2

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KVPR's Central Valley Daily podcast, social media videos and investigative reporting earn 2026 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award honors from RTDNA: https://t.co/jrONPv2gjp

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The Fresno Unified School District is spending $4 million a year to repair and replace laptops. It will be shifting computer access to in-class only in the fall. https://t.co/hkd4sBbeHE

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The CDC & JAMA estimate that the “true burden” of valley fever is likely 10 to 18 times more cases than reported – somewhere between 206,000 and 360,000 cases per year across the U.S. – while deaths may range from between 700 and 1,100 per year. https://t.co/Fly9o63olo

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The CDC & JAMA estimate that the “true burden” of valley fever is likely 10 to 18 times more cases than reported – somewhere between 206,000 and 360,000 cases per year across the U.S. – while deaths may range from between 700 and 1,100 per year. https://t.co/Fly9o63olo

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Summer agriculture, end of school may bring upswing in valley fever cases https://t.co/Fly9o63olo #valleyfever

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LISTEN: The War In Iran Is Not The Only Thing Sending Local Gas Prices Up https://t.co/zkaJBDQ4se

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Cash-strapped Dos Palos misspent $2.2 million in transportation tax money. How will the city repay it? https://t.co/kTSuQfRnYa

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LISTEN: A Local Newspaper Chain Has Adopted A.I. For Reporting. What Does It Mean For Readers? https://t.co/okSVGon50S

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In California, officials have tracked an epidemic of silicosis, an irreversible lung disease. Statewide, there are over 550 sickened countertop workers, almost all Hispanic men, with most of the cases emerging over the last few years. https://t.co/dnrmIVIs4G

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"The last widely accepted grizzly bear sighting in California occurred in 1924 near Moro Rock in Sequoia National Park."
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Grizzly bears could return to California after a 100-year absence. What does it mean for Central California? https://t.co/srjVtoo8CI

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Kern County Seeks Volunteer ‘Ambassadors’ For Valley Fever Outreach https://t.co/FF6keEZ73G

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How proposed voter ID rules could affect San Joaquin Valley elections https://t.co/5EITXCRNXj

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Are Chowchilla’s underground tunnels part of history, or just legend? Here’s what we found https://t.co/JKuMLYW1gq

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LISTEN: KVPR to broadcast the Maddy Institute's Fresno County Superintendent of Schools Candidate Forum tonight https://t.co/F4NihKWuDl