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Local: Valley clinics face fraud inquiry
Already struggling to stay open, a bankrupt chain of health clinics serving the poor of Fresno County now also faces a state Medi-Cal fraud investigation.
Clergy Hot Under The Collar Wearing Vestments In Summer
Date : Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:22:19 +0500 CLERGY HOT UNDER THE COLLAR WEARING VESTMENTS IN SUMMER By Ron Orozco The Fresno Bee McClatchy-Tribune News Service July 30, 2008 Wednesday California FRESNO, Calif.
Study: come up with a plan or face water shortages
Local and regional water agencies and water companies must jointly develop a strategy to avoid water shortages now that the Southland's traditional sources are drying up, according to a study released today.
Pass the sunscreen, the tomatoes are burning
Just like people damage their skin in the sun, fruits and vegetables can also get nasty burns.
McCain promotes drilling for oil of US coast
Republican John McCain said Monday that drilling for oil off the U.S. coast is an essential part of any plan to lower gas prices and reduce dependence on foreign sources, and he criticized Democrat Barack Obama ...
Serpentine Fire Set For Total Containment Monday
According to CAL Fire's Lisa Williams, the 80 percent contained Serpentine Fire, currently listed at 150 acres, will be 100 percent contained at 8am Monday.
Two public meetings could be on collision course
Two public meetings, on separate topics, are scheduled this week, but information from this evening's public workshop for San Joaquin County's Airport Land Use Plan Update - which maps out growth and land-use ...
Assessor: Value Of Valley Homes Plummet
The good news for 46,500 Fresno County homeowners is that their property tax bills are now a lot less.
Assessor: Value Of Valley Homes Plummet
The good news for 46,500 Fresno County homeowners is that their property tax bills are now a lot less.
Two San Joaquin schools receive state construction funds
Two San Joaquin County schools were among 193 schools in California to be awarded more than $251 million in construction grants Thursday.
Western governors offer greenhouse emissions plan
Seven Western states are joining four Canadian provinces to propose a plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions through use of a "cap and trade" system.
Two dead, six hurt in Ripon crash
Two farm workers were killed and six others hurt this morning when the van they were in clipped a big rig and rolled several times, ejecting three of the passengers.
House approves housing bill; money could help San Joaquin Valley
The House has approved a still-controversial housing bill supporters say could offer some relief for the San Joaquin Valley's foreclosure crisis.
Updates: Woman killed in Kerman crash identified
The Fresno County Coroner's Office this morning made public the name of the woman killed Tuesday morning when a car she was in collided with a van on Highway 145 south of Kerman.
Judge says state water operations threatening salmon
A federal judge has concluded that California's water operations are driving some salmon runs toward extinction - but he declined to intervene.
Peripheral canal is key for Delta, fresh water, researchers say
A team of UC Davis researchers today is recommending that a peripheral canal is the best solution to restore the Delta environment and protect the fresh water that moves through it to millions of people and ...
San Joaquin Valley Ranks Last in U.S. Poverty Study
A new study says a San Joaquin Valley congressional district is the nation's poorest in terms of "human development." The study said rates of income, health and educational attainment are lower in the 20th ...
Report says canal would fix California water woes
California must drastically change the way it funnels drinking water to two-thirds of state residents by building a canal around the delta, according to a report released Tuesday.